liberation
تحرير
definition
noun
the liberation of all political prisoners
the act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression; release.
translation of 'liberation'
noun
تحرر,
إعتاق,
تحرير,
إطلاق
example
They had been raised on edifying tales of Greek tyrannicides that always ended in the 'liberation' of the city.
It makes you understand why she needed to overcome negative experiences through sexual 'liberation' .
We can actualize the highest level of 'liberation' in this lifetime.
The President is not "an ordinary civil servant like others"; he is the greatest contributor to the 'liberation' of this country.
By giving an example of 'liberation' , folks like this Hollywood couple feel they are performing a service to humanity.
the 'liberation' of all political prisoners
She has not lost her passion for women's 'liberation' ; nor has she abandoned her analysis of patriarchy.
The author's presentation of freedom of choice informed by critical thinking furnishes a sense of 'liberation' .
It will only strengthen us in our struggle for 'liberation' .
We have male allies, people who really do care about 'liberation' for everyone.
Jackson was greatly influenced by having visited Buchenwald shortly after its 'liberation' .
the 'liberation' of all political prisoners
The 'liberation' of Kabul led to a decision to re-open the UK diplomatic mission.
Jefferson had always stood for personal 'liberation' , Adams for setting limits.
We heard the president of the United States say just a few minutes ago that the 'liberation' of Iraq will make the world more peaceful.
the struggle for women's 'liberation'
They firmly oppose the national 'liberation' of the oppressed Balkan peoples.
Knowing that, we should include all living beings in our aspiration toward 'liberation' , not just ourselves.
He pressed on with preparations to take over the work of government when the 'liberation' of France took place.
Consumerism is not just a market force, it is also a force for individual 'liberation' .
The protesters were torn about the " 'liberation' " of the Iraqi people.
the struggle for women's 'liberation'
It is a prodigious warning to the privileged classes, rather than a means of 'liberation' for the exploited classes.
She had earlier lived and worked in Poland following the 'liberation' from communism.
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