Liberator is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIBERATOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who liberates
• a person who liberates a person or place from imprisonment or oppression
• One who, or that which, liberates; a deliverer.
• someone who releases people from captivity or bondage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set at liberty; free; to free (as a country) from domination by a foreign power

Words related to LIBERATOR

freer8 liberate10

Words that contain LIBERATOR

liberators12 liberatory15 deliberator14 deliberators15

How to use LIBERATOR in a sentence

• By means of much elbow labour they had smoothed out the inscription on the statue of the Tsar Liberator and for the time made all things equal again.
• Bolivar, the Liberator, was meanwhile endeavoring to make head against the Spaniards elsewhere, and gathered a considerable force in the interior province of Guiana.
• Everywhere, the people rose against their former masters, and welcomed the liberator.
• But even this did not satisfy the enthusiastic liberator of a people who did not want to be liberated in that way.
• This harmony was first disturbed by the course pursued in the Boston Liberator.
• The Ionians, instead of hailing Cyrus as a liberator, received his overtures with suspicion.
• Ultimately the people prayed to the goddess Aruru to create a liberator.
• The Liberator addressed a great multitude, who filled the whole square in front, and overflowed into the adjoining streets.
• Junius Brutus himself, the first consul, the liberator of the Roman people.
• At the Via Garibaldi entrance is a monument to the fine old Liberator, who stands, wearing the famous cap and cloak, sword in hand, on the summit of a rock.
• That was about twenty years ago, and therefore long after the death of the hero who was uncle to the Liberator.
• For five minutes his tongue flowed on in praises of the Liberator of the people.
• The Liberator disaster convinced everybody that something must be done towards avoiding such calamities in the future.
• Of course there are many opinions as to the value of the work he has accomplished in this capacity of political and religious liberator.
• He shrunk away, murmuring that he should get justice elsewhere, and never appeared before the Liberator afterwards.
• BOLIVAR THE LIBERATOR, AND THE CONQUEST OF NEW GRANADA.
• An election was held and the liberator chosen president for life.
• Here, one morning in April, 1803, Toussaint L’Ouverture, the negro liberator, was found dead.
• My uncle took the Liberator, and it was sometimes read aloud in the shop, and I can remember feeling angry at some of the stories of cruelty to slaves.
• He was not only creator of the world, but guardian, liberator, and Savior of the soul.
• He was not only Creator of the World, but guardian, liberator, and Saviour of the Soul.
• Dionusos, Creator, guardian, liberator, Saviour of the Soul, 519.
• Dionusos was Creator, guardian, liberator, saviour of the soul, 357-m.
• Garrison published in the Liberator, to the surprise of Angelina, and the great displeasure and grief of her Quaker friends.
• Nature came to him as a liberator into spiritual existence.
• She opened her eyes, looked around her with terror, saw that the apartment was empty and that she was alone with her liberator.
• No foreign power dared to oppose us after that, and Gettysburg sealed the righteous act of Lincoln, the Liberator, and decided the victory.
• At the same time it conferred upon Bolivar the title of LIBERATOR OF COLOMBIA, and re-elected him president of the republic.
• On the 24th of June, the liberator attacked and defeated the Spaniards, who had taken up a strong position at Carabobo.
• The liberator, having signed the constitution sanctioned by congress, obtained leave to direct the war in the south.
• The liberator, having overcome the obstacles presented by nature in the valleys of Patia, and the formidable river Guanabamba, arrived in front of Bombona.
• The proposal had the full support of young Maurice of Nassau, second son of William the Silent, and destined to succeed his father in the character of Liberator.
• This opportunity, therefore, ought not to be allowed to pass for letting Italy at last see her liberator appear.
• But if the practice of some of the poets succeeding him had tended to make it rigid and tame again, Swinburne was a new liberator.
• Frankfort opened its gates to his victorious host and Nuernberg received him as a heaven-sent liberator.
• I must lose, by an unheard-of catastrophe, at once my liberator, my daughter, and my son.
• Soon after coming North, I subscribed for the Liberator, edited by that champion of freedom, William Lloyd Garrison.
• Beethoven regarded Napoleon as a liberator, a savior, on account of his success in restoring order out of chaos in France.
• The anti-slavery struggle thus begun, never ceased until, in 1865, the Liberator ceased to be published, with the final abolition of slavery.

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