liberated
adjective
uk/ˈlɪb.ər.eɪ.tɪd/us/ˈlɪb.ə.reɪ.t̬ɪd/liberatedadjective(FREE)
releasedfrom aprisonor aplacewhere you have beenkept:
The seven liberatedprisonerswerehailedasheroesby the Americanpublic.
Theregimentwascomposedmainlyofnewlyliberatedslaves.
A liberatedplaceis one where thepeoplein it have been giventheirfreedom:
Thefootagewas taken at a liberatedconcentrationcamp.
Hebelievedthat thenewlyliberatedcountriesshouldsticktogether.
Liberating, relaxing and releasing
- breathe
- breathe easieridiom
- cathartic
- chillax
- decontrol
- deregulate
- discharge
- let/setsomethinglooseidiom
- liberalization
- liberate
- loose
- loose your hold/gripidiom
- loosen
- relaxyourgrip/holdidiom
- release
- turnsomeone/somethinglooseidiom
- unbeholden
- unbind
- unconfined
- walk freeidiom
liberatedadjective(NOT LIMITED)
nolongerhaving anylimitsorcontrols:
Nolongerboundby astrictscheduleoftrainingandcompeting, shefeltliberated.
When IdanceIfeelliberated, like I'veleftaheavyloadbehind.
Uncontrolled
- all hell breaks looseidiom
- amok
- amuck
- CI
- confidential informant
- extravagance
- intemperate
- intemperately
- like madidiom
- madding
- maniacal
- runaway
- spin out of controlidiom
- spread like wildfireidiom
- squirrelly
- tearaway
- unruly
- waywardness
- wig out
- wigged out
liberatedadjective(NOT TRADITIONAL)
notfollowingtraditionalwaysofbehavingoroldideas:
不受传统思想束缚的；解放的；开放的She'schosencareeradvancementinsteadof havingchildren- does that make her a liberated woman?她没有去生儿育女，而是选择了走职业道路——她这样做是否就成了一位思想解放的女性？
Scandinavia has some of the most liberated andtolerantcountriesinEurope.
Synonym
emancipated
Freedom to act
- (as) free as a birdidiom
- agency
- at willidiom
- autonomous
- autonomy
- blank cheque
- free hand
- free pass
- free reinidiom
- free spirit
- free-form
- latitude
- no holds barredidiom
- non-didactic
- non-directed
- non-restricted
- paddle
- paddleyourown canoeidiom
- rein
- voluntary