freedom

• Substantivo que designa a possibilidade ou o direito de agir, falar ou pensar como se quer, sem impedimentos ou restrições; também se refere à condição de não estar sujeito a dominação, prisão ou servidão.

A noun referring to the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

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1. Right to act or speakB1formal

   The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

   Liberdade

   • Freedom of speech is a fundamental human right.
   • They fought for their freedom from oppression.
   • The constitution guarantees freedom of religion.

   Sinônimosautonomyfree reinfree willindependencelatitudeleewaylibertylicensescopeself-determination

   Antônimosbondagecaptivityconfinementenslavementimprisonmentoppressionrestraintservitudesubjugationtyranny

2. State of being freeA2formal

   The state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.

   Liberdade

   • After years in captivity, the prisoner finally regained his freedom.
   • The slaves were granted their freedom after the war.
   • She felt a sense of freedom when she left her hometown.

   Sinônimosdeliveranceemancipationenfranchisementindependenceliberationlibertymanumissionrelease

   Antônimosbondagecaptivityconfinementduressenslavementimprisonmentservitudeslaverysubjugationthralldom

3. Absence of restrictionsB2formal

   The state of not being subject to or affected by something undesirable.

   Liberdade

   • The new software gives users freedom from constant updates.
   • Financial freedom allows you to pursue your passions.
   • He enjoys the freedom of working from home.

   Sinônimosautonomyexemptionimmunityimpunityindependenceliberationlibertyrelease

   Antônimosbondagecaptivityconstraintimprisonmentoppressionrestrictionservitudeslaverysubjectionsubjugation