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Meanings of liberation in English
Usage of liberation in English
1
It does not regard being placed under Beijing's rule to be 'liberation'.
2
This is politics, Ione; you cannot prevent the liberation from going ahead.
3
However, in a sense, the book has brought some kind of liberation.
4
Let those who opposed the US-led liberation of Iraq remember the name.
5
The second and vaster Act in the drama of liberation had begun.
6
Serving soldiers, veterans and families have marked liberation day in the Netherlands.
7
The liberation of human potential not just as workers but as citizens.
8
Assad has said the liberation of the Heights is a national goal.
9
Today marks the 59th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
10
The liberation was not complete till the Magnetic ground was enclosed in
11
The amnesty marks tomorrow's anniversary of Korea's liberation from Japanese colonial rule.
12
Peace took place, and the prisoners got home under the general liberation.
13
Tuesday marks 70 years since the liberation of Auschwitz by Soviet troops.
14
There was a kind of extreme practice whose purpose was reaching liberation.
15
Because of the liberation of the latent heat from the precipitated vapour.
16
Carr: Computers are technologies of liberation, but they're also technologies of control.
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Translations for liberation
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Liberation through the time
Liberation across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare
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