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

Words that contain LIBERATION

liberations13 deliberation15 deliberations16 liberationism17 liberationist15 liberationisms18 liberationists16 postliberation18

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.

Similar words containing LIBERA without suffix tion

liberal9 liberals10 liberate10 illiberal11 liberally14 liberated12 liberates11 liberator11 deliberate13 liberalise12 liberalism14 liberalist12 liberality15 liberalize21 liberating13 liberators12 liberatory15 neoliberal12 antiliberal13 deliberated15 deliberates14 deliberator14 illiberally16 liberalised14 liberaliser13 liberalises13 liberalisms15 liberalists13 liberalized23 liberalizer22 liberalizes22 liberalness13 liberations13 neoliberals13 unliberated14 antiliberals14 deliberately18 deliberating16 deliberation15 deliberative18 deliberators15 illiberalise14 illiberalism16 illiberality17 illiberalize23 liberalisers14 liberalising15 liberalistic16 liberalities14 liberalizers23 liberalizing24 ultraliberal14 undeliberate15 deliberations16 illiberalised16 illiberalises15 illiberalisms17 illiberalized25 illiberalizes24 illiberalness15 liberalnesses15 liberationism17 liberationist15 neoliberalism17 nondeliberate16 ultraliberals15 antiliberalism18 deliberateness17 deliberatively23 illiberalising17 illiberalities16 illiberalizing26 liberalisation16 liberalization25 liberationisms18 liberationists16 neoliberalisms18 postliberation18 antiliberalisms19 illiberalnesses17 liberalisations17 liberalizations26 ultraliberalism19 deliberativenes21 deliberatenesse18 ultraliberalisms20 deliberativeness22 deliberatenesses19 deliberativenesses24

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