Meaning ofliberatein English

Verb

1. to free from slavery or oppression; release from control
   The activists worked to liberate the animals from the abusive laboratory.
2. to grant freedom or autonomy (from restrictions)
   The new policy aims to liberate small businesses from excessive regulations.
3. to release from unjust rule or servitude
   The revolution sought to liberate the country from the dictator's rule.
4. to remove restraints or inhibitions
   The therapist helped her patient liberate themselves from their deep-seated fears.
5. to capture (cities, regions) from an enemy during war
   The army liberated the city from the enemy's control after a long battle.