liberate

verbB1 · Intermediate

To set free from control.

Meaning of «liberate»

verb

to set free from control

The soldiers worked to liberate the town.

Translation

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«liberate» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

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The difference between similar words

to let someone or something go free

releaselet go of someone or somethingThe police released the man after one hour.

freelet someone go who was trapped or heldThey freed the bird from the net.

liberateformalfree people from control or an enemyThe army liberated the city in 1945.

Word family

liberate B1 · verbliberation B1 · nounliberator C1 · nounliberated B2 · adjectiveliberating B2 · adjective

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