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to liberate
01
to set someone free from a situation that restricts their thinking or actions
Transitive: to liberate sb from sth
02
to free someone or something from oppression or captivity
Transitive: to liberate a person or animal
03
to help someone break free from strict social rules
Transitive: to liberate sb
04
to release gas, energy, or other substances through a chemical or physical process
Transitive: to liberate energy or substance
liberate
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liber
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liberated
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liberation
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liberation
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Example
The rescue team liberated the hostages after a daring operation.
The hero's mission was to liberate the captured hostages from the enemy's stronghold.
The army sought to liberate the oppressed people from the tyrannical regime.
The activists worked tirelessly to liberate animals from inhumane conditions in the factory farm.
The rescue team's primary goal was to liberate survivors trapped in the disaster-stricken area.
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