liberatress
/ˈlɪbəreɪtrɪs/ /lɪbərəˈtrɛs/Now archaic and rare
noun
A female liberator.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in The London Chronicle. From liberator + -ess: see -tress.
- world point
- world-political
- world politician
- world politics
- world power
- world-ranked
- world-ranking
- world-renowned
- world revolution
- worlds apart
- world's end
- worlds end
- World Series
- World Service
- world's fair
- world-shaking
- world-shattering
- world sorrow
- world soul
- world-spirit
- world-state
- world-stopping
- World Trade Center
- World Trade Organization
- world view