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freedom
noun as in independence, license to do as one wants
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noun as in political independence
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noun as in easy attitude
Example Sentences
I love his cadence, his hustle, his freedom, his words, his confidence and the s— go hard.
Some universities have already agreed to pay, in some cases ceding aspects of the academic freedom that has made them world leaders in research and scholarship.
Mr Jones, now aged 36, said: "I lost my freedom, I couldn't do anything at the time. I had 16, 17 years taken away from me."
Phillipson rejected the idea that as a cabinet minister she would have less freedom to challenge the prime minister over government policy.
Sable said switching to the floating vessel method for treatment and transport would give the company the freedom to “to market its production outside of the state of California.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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