liberty

• Sustantivo que denota el estado o la condición de estar libre de restricciones opresivas, control o coerción externa, a menudo asociado con la libertad personal o política.

A noun referring to the state or condition of being free from oppressive restrictions, control, or external constraints, often associated with personal or political freedom.

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1. FreedomB2formal

   The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views.

   Libertad

   • The constitution guarantees the liberty of every citizen.
   • They fought for their liberty against the oppressive regime.
   • Liberty is a fundamental human right.

   Sinónimosautonomyemancipationfreedomindependenceliberationself-determination

   Antónimosbondagecaptivityconstraintdependenceoppressionrestraintservitudeslaverysubjectionsubjugation

2. Permission or rightB2formal

   The power or scope to act as one pleases.

   Permiso o derecho

   • I took the liberty of ordering dinner for us.
   • You have the liberty to choose your own path.
   • He was given the liberty to make decisions on behalf of the team.

   Sinónimosauthorizationdiscretionfreedomindependencelatitudeleavelicensepermissionprerogativeright

   Antónimoscaptivityconstraintdependencerestrictionsubjection

3. Freedom from captivityB2formal

   The state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.

   Libertad de cautiverio

   • The prisoner was finally granted his liberty.
   • She regained her liberty after years of captivity.
   • They celebrated their liberty after escaping the war zone.

   Sinónimosdeliveranceemancipationfreedomliberationrelease

   Antónimosbondagecaptivityconfinementenslavementimprisonmentincarcerationservitudeslavery