unliberated
/ʌnˈlɪbəˌreɪtɪd/
adjective
- Not freed from social, political, or cultural restrictions; lacking freedom or independence.
- Many women in the early 20th century felt unliberated by the traditional roles they were expected to fill.
- She described her childhood as unliberated, with strict rules about what she could wear and say.
- The country remained unliberated for decades under the oppressive regime.
- Not having achieved personal or psychological freedom; constrained by one's own beliefs or circumstances.
- He lived an unliberated life, always worried about what others might think.
- Therapy helped her realize how unliberated she was by her own fears.
- Even after moving out, he felt unliberated from his parents' expectations.
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