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liberate

[lib-uh-reyt] / ˈlɪb əˌreɪt /


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Milan marked that day by naming a prominent square in the city’s center April 25 Plaza for the day the uprising that liberated Milan began.

From Los Angeles Times

"When we buried him in Slovyansk, land was being liberated and we thought the war would soon end," Natalia explains, after the reburial ceremony conducted with military honours.

From BBC

And yet in nature’s heart I felt liberated and endowed with a splendor beyond anything humans could ever purchase.

From Literature

Initially, his biggest obstacle is Picasso, whose influence both liberated and hamstrung Lam.

From The Wall Street Journal

Resistance to slavery started in Africa, Ms. Gibson contends, citing examples of Africans who attacked European boats or liberated those who had been kidnapped.

From The Wall Street Journal