liberty /libˈər-ti/

1. Freedom from constraint, captivity, slavery or tyranny
2. Freedom to do as one pleases
3. The unrestrained enjoyment of natural rights
4. Power of free choice
5. Privilege
6. Permission
7. Free range
8. Leisure
9. Disposal
10. The bounds within which certain privileges are enjoyed
11. (often in pl) a limited area outside a prison in which prisoners were allowed to live (archaic)
12. Presumptuous, improper or undue freedom of speech or action
13. Speech or action violating ordinary civility

libertāˈrian noun

1. A believer in free will
2. A person who believes in the maximum amount of freedom of thought, behaviour, etc

Of or relating to libertarians or libertarianism

libertāˈrianism noun

liberticīˈdal adjective

liberˈticide noun

1. A destroyer of liberty
2. Destruction of liberty

libˈertinage (also /-ûrtˈ/) noun

Debauchery

libˈertine /-tēn, -tin or -tīn/ noun

1. A person who leads a licentious life, a rake or debauchee
2. Orig a freedman
3. Formerly a person who professed free opinions, esp in religion

1. Unrestrained
2. Licentious
3. Belonging to a freedman

libˈertinism noun

libˈerty-boat noun

A boat for liberty-men (see below)

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