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liberate

[lib-uh-reyt] / ˈlɪb əˌreɪt /


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He was working in his grandparents' shop in the capital's Namdaemun market when Korea was liberated from Japanese rule in 1945.

From BBC

“This can liberate some people who are not good at repetitive tasks. At the same time, there is a threat to people who specialize in the repetitive part.”

From New York Times

It was last October, and Ukrainian troops were pressing an offensive that would ultimately liberate the southern city of Kherson.

From New York Times

The movie opens on a brief, darkly lit scene of Inez styling another’s inmate’s hair in a cell at Rikers Island that is soon followed by shots of her, now liberated, navigating a sun-drenched Brooklyn.

From New York Times

The woman he met Tuesday in the liberated town of Trostianets who asked him for a hug.

From Seattle Times