liberate
li
ˈlɪ
li
be
ˌbɜ
rate
reɪt
reit
British pronunciation
/lˈɪbəɹˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "liberate"in English

to liberate
01

to set someone free from a situation that restricts their thinking or actions

Transitive: to liberate sb from sth
to liberate definition and meaning
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Examples
Her travels liberated her from the narrow views of her hometown.
02

to free someone or something from oppression or captivity

Transitive: to liberate a person or animal
to liberate definition and meaning
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Examples
The army sought to liberate the oppressed people from the tyrannical regime.
03

to help someone break free from strict social rules

Transitive: to liberate sb
example
Examples
The movement aimed to liberate people from outdated views on relationships.
04

to release gas, energy, or other substances through a chemical or physical process

Transitive: to liberate energy or substance
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The reaction liberated heat as the chemicals mixed.
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