liberated
/ˈlɪbəˌreɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of liberate.
- She liberated herself from a toxic relationship.
- The army liberated the town last spring.
- The heat liberated the gas from the liquid.
adjective
- Freed from social, political, or personal restrictions; feeling or showing a sense of freedom.
- After the revolution, the country felt like a liberated nation.
- The liberated prisoners celebrated their first day of freedom.
- She described herself as a liberated woman who made her own choices.
- Relaxed and free from worry or inhibition.
- The dancers moved in a liberated, joyful way.
- She gave a liberated laugh, not caring who heard her.
- On vacation, he felt completely liberated from his daily stress.
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