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the right to act or be governed without unfair or oppressive control, often referring to freedom from external authority or interference
- The revolution was driven by the people's desire for liberty and justice.
- The new laws were seen as a threat to personal liberty.
- The country fought for its liberty and finally gained independence.
- A free press is essential for maintaining political liberty.
- The nation’s liberty was threatened by foreign invasion.
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the ability to make decisions or act freely according to one's own will, without being restricted by external constraints
- She took the liberty to choose her own path in life.
- Employees have the liberty to work remotely if they prefer.
- Artistic liberty allows creators to express themselves freely.
- Schools should encourage students to think with liberty and creativity.
- Everyone should have the liberty to follow their own beliefs.
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personal freedom from servitude or confinement or oppression
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an act of undue intimacy
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leave granted to a sailor or naval officer
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