noun
Political liberty
Exemption from necessity
Antonyms
Natural ease and facility
Liberty of action
freedom, the broadest in scope of these words, implies the absence of hindrance, restraint, confinement, or repression freedom of speech; liberty, often interchangeable with freedom, strictly connotes past or potential restriction, repression, etc. civil liberties; license implies freedom that consists in violating the usual rules, laws, or practices, either by consent poetic license or as an abuse of liberty slander is license of the tongue
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