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Meaning of liberated
The primary meaning of the word "liberated" is to be freed from something.
Etymology of liberated
The word "liberated" originates from the Latin word "liberare," which means to set free
This Latin word is derived from "liber," meaning free
The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially to describe the act of freeing someone from slavery or imprisonment, and later to describe the state of being free from various constraints
Synonyms
freed
released
emancipated
unshackled
unfettered
untethered
unchained
unrestricted
unconfined
unleashed
unbound
discharged
excused
exempted
spared
saved
rescued
delivered
liberated
extricated
vindicated
vindicated
absolved
acquitted
cleared
exonerated
purified
sanctified
glorified
justified
rationalized
legalized
validated
authorized
empowered
enabled
strengthened
emboldened
heartened
encouraged
motivated
inspired
invigorated
revitalized
renewed
restored
redeemed
saved
protected
shielded
safeguarded
secured
defended
guarded
watched
preserved
conserved
retained
maintained
upheld
supported
sustained
prolonged
continued
persevered
persisted
endured
tolerated
allowed
permitted
granted
conceded
admitted
acknowledged
recognized
accepted
ratified
confirmed
affirmed
verified
certified
authenticated
validated
Definitions
- Set free from a state of slavery, servitude, or confinement
- * Released from a particular feeling, such as anxiety or fear
- * Allowed to do something, or given permission to act
- * Freed from social or cultural constraints
Usage Examples
- The prisoners were liberated from the jail after the war
- * She felt liberated after quitting her job and starting her own business
- * The country was liberated from colonial rule after decades of struggle
Antonyms
imprisoned
confined
restricted
limited
controlled
regulated
bound
shackled
chained
tethered
restrained
suppressed
oppressed
enslaved
subjugated
dominated
ruled
governed
monitored
watched
guarded
confined
imprisoned
locked
secured
fastened
tied
fettered
manacled
handcuffed
chained
enslaved
subjugated
oppressed
persecuted
tormented
tortured
afflicted
plagued
beset
harassed
molested
troubled
distressed
worried
anxious
fearful
apprehensive
frightened
terrified
petrified
intimidated
browbeaten
coerced
forced
compelled
obligated
required
necessitated
constrained
restricted
limited