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liberally

/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «en grandes cantidades» o «generosamente». También puede significar «con apertura a nuevas ideas o con tolerancia hacia diferentes puntos de vista», aunque este último uso en forma adverbial es menos común.

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adverb

/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «en grandes cantidades» o «generosamente». También puede significar «con apertura a nuevas ideas o con tolerancia hacia diferentes puntos de vista», aunque este último uso en forma adverbial es menos común.

An adverb meaning "in large amounts" or "generously." It can also mean "in a way that is open to new ideas or tolerant of different views," though the latter usage is less common in adverbial form.

  1. In a generous or abundant mannerB2formal

    In a way that is generous, plentiful, or without restriction.

    esEn abundancia, generosamente

    • She applied sunscreen liberally before going to the beach.
    • The chef seasoned the dish liberally with herbs.
    • He donated liberally to the charity fund.

    Sinónimosabundantlyamplybountifullycopiouslyfreelygenerouslylavishlyplentifullyprofuselyunstintingly

    Antónimosmeagerlyscantilysparinglystingily

  2. In a broad or open-minded wayC1formal

    In a manner that is not strict or narrow; with tolerance and openness.

    esde manera liberal, con amplitud de miras

    • The text was interpreted liberally by the court.
    • She thinks liberally about social issues.
    • The rules were applied liberally to accommodate everyone.

    Sinónimosbroadlylooselypermissivelytolerantly

    Antónimosnarrowlystrictly

Formas
  • more liberally comparative form
  • most liberally superlative form
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