noun
Freedom from bondage
deliverance, emancipation, enfranchisement; see freedom 1.
Freedom from occupation
rest, leave, relaxation; see freedom 2, leisure, recreation.
Freedom to choose
permission, alternative, decision; see choice 1, selection 1.
The rights supposedly natural to man
freedom, free speech, suffrage, autonomy, sovereignty, franchise, independence, enfranchisement, freedom from arbitrary government, freedom from despotic government, power of choice, right of habeas corpus, affranchisement, opportunity, right, immunity, privilege, exemption, birthright, self-government, education, enlightenment, bail, life, self-development, self-determination, autarchy; see also democracy 2. See syn. study at freedom.
at liberty
take liberties
be too familiar, be too impertinent, act too freely, use carelessly; see abuse 1.