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liberal
01
willing to accept, respect, and understand different behaviors, beliefs, opinions, etc.
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She has a liberal attitude towards social issues, advocating for equality and justice.
The university promotes a liberal education that encourages critical thinking and exploration of diverse viewpoints.
02
related to or characteristic of a political ideology that emphasizes individual freedoms, equality, and government intervention for social welfare and economic opportunity
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His liberal views prioritize tolerance, diversity, and progressive social change.
Liberal democracies uphold principles of free speech, freedom of religion, and the rule of law.
03
(of a person or action) characterized by a generous nature in giving or providing resources
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She was known for her liberal donations to various charitable organizations.
The foundation received a liberal endowment from an anonymous benefactor.
04
interpretive or figurative in meaning
Examples
He took a liberal view of the contract, allowing some flexibility.
Her interpretation of the text was deliberately liberal.
Liberal
01
a person who advocates for progressive reforms, often in politics, economics, or social policies
Examples
The liberal's proposal for healthcare reform gained support from younger voters seeking universal coverage.
As a liberal, he believed in the importance of government intervention to address social inequalities.
02
someone who supports laissez-faire economics and minimal government intervention in markets
Examples
He is a liberal favoring free-market policies.
Economic liberals argue that markets self-regulate efficiently.
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