Liberation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIBERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of liberating
• the action of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression; release
• freedom from limits on thought or behaviour
• The act of liberating or the state of being liberated.
• the act of liberating someone or something
• the attempt to achieve equal rights or status
• the termination of someone\'s employment (leaving them free to depart)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of liberating; the state of being liberated

Words related to LIBERATION

liberationism17 liberations13

How to use LIBERATION in a sentence

• But suddenly some religious societies and some philanthropic people instituted a vast movement for the liberation of Armenia.
• The story of that liberation is romance of an amazing order, for in it one sees the very soul of a great and ancient people struggling to renewal of life.
• Born into an age of spiritual conflict, he dedicated his gift to the service of Heaven, and he became, like Heine, a valiant soldier in the war for liberation.
• As he begs forgiveness, Krishna grants him liberation and dispatches him to heaven.
• What the Renaissance achieved for the modern world was the liberation of the reason, the power of starting on a new career of progress.
• The three Starmen were delighted to see Steve Cliff again, for he was honored along with them for the part he had played in the liberation of Mars.
• My own entire liberation from the burdens of futile beliefs had yet to come, and at that time he went further than I could go with him.
• I owe to you my liberation from prejudices and conventions.
• Thus my mind had passed through two very different stages since my imprisonment, before this means of liberation suggested itself.
• Somewhere in the Virginia mountains he would raise the standard of revolt and liberation.
• Intent only on her own liberation she was at the time unconscious of the terrifying figure she presented, and hastened along at the top of her speed.
• Of the illustrious ones who laid the foundations for the liberation of the slave, the name of Harriet Beecher Stowe leads all the rest.
• Primarily it is the instrument of liberation and of human development.
• He was too overjoyed with the boon of fighting for the liberation of his race to make much contention about who was to lead him.
• The decree of January 28, 1790, conferring on the Jews of Bordeaux the rights of French citizens, put the finishing touch to this scheme of liberation.
• For certainly, three-quarters of his compositions seem written out of no inner necessity, bring no liberation in their train.
• It is clear that the English victory over the Germans must have as the first consequence the liberation of all the slaves in Europe.
• The incomplete liberation of 1789 was attacked by the Kings.
• MacBride for one night instead of six was a great liberation.
• Germany honors his manly character and patriotic zeal in that stormy period of Liberation which led through many apparent defeats to the united Empire of to-day.
• It might well be liberation instead of annihilation.
• All this would have been impossible if, like Buddhism, it had looked only to peace and the liberation of souls.
• Sumner is an able advocate for the liberation of the American Slaves as well as of the cause of Peace, and has rendered great aid to the abolition movement.

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