Definition

Something that helps to free someone or something, especially in a way that allows for new ideas or experiences.

Example

The new policy was liberating for the employees, allowing them more freedom in their work.

Conversation

I just started a new meditation practice, and it's so liberating!

That sounds amazing! How long have you been doing it?

Only a week, but I already feel my mind opening up.

That's great! It's nice to find something that helps you feel free.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The act of setting someone free from restrictions or control.

Example

The liberating of the prisoners brought joy to their families.

Conversation

I feel like taking a break from everything is so liberating.

I totally get that! It can really help clear your mind.

Yeah, sometimes you just need to step back and enjoy some freedom.

Definition

To set someone or something free from restrictions or control.

Example

The movement aimed at liberating the oppressed people from their unjust rulers.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I just finished that book about finding yourself, and it felt so liberating.

That sounds interesting! I love books that inspire change.

Yeah, it really opened my eyes to new possibilities.

Root Explanation

Liberating → It is formed from "liber" (meaning free) and "-ate" (a suffix used to form verbs indicating to make or to become). The word "liberating" means making someone or something free.

Memory Tip

Think of 'liber' meaning free — so when something is liberating, it means it is making you free.

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