Antonym: constrain, repression. Similar words: freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freed, speedometer, feed on, weed out, reed, free. Meaning: ['frɪːdəm] 
n. 1. the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints 2. immunity from an obligation or duty.
n. 1. the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints 2. immunity from an obligation or duty. 
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151. Freedom is the natural birthright of every human.
152. Every human being has the right to freedom from oppression.
153. It seems foolish not to give Ann her freedom, if that's what she really wants.
154. Civil rights include freedom, equality in law and in employment, and the right to vote.
155. Horses need to satisfy their desire for space and freedom.
156. 1960s Britain was characterised by a greater degree of freedom than before.
157. He himself believed in freedom, so much so that he would rather die than live without it.
158. These proposals would give health authorities greater freedom in deciding how to spend their money.
159. Students are given the freedom to choose their own topics.
160. His inability to resist temptation would eventually cost him his freedom.
161. We're going to focus on the relationship between freedom and necessity.
162. Under the new regime,[sentencedict.com] all religions enjoy freedom of worship.
163. We do not have the freedom to do just what we like.
164. The fall of the Ceausescu government brought newfound freedom to millions in Romania.
165. The Official Secrets Act was amended to allow greater freedom of information.
166. The institution of a Freedom of Information Act has had a significant effect.
167. The contraceptive pill gave women freedom from the fear of pregnancy.
168. At last we've won our freedom but it's been a long bitter haul .
169. When they took away his freedom, they broke his spirit .
170. Simply making steel stronger does not necessarily guarantee freedom from laminar tearing.
171. He takes the idea of personal freedom as his point of departure.
172. He feels boxed in at work and wants greater freedom to develop his ideas.
173. The economic conditions are restricting the Chancellor's freedom of manoeuvre.
174. It's often said that one person's freedom fighter is another person's terrorist.
175. Publishers here enjoy comparative freedom to publish what they want.
176. If people want more freedom of choice, then I'm all for it .
177. The newspaper said that this was a ruling in favour of freedom of speech.
178. She feels boxed in at the fatiguing work and wishes greater freedom to develop her ideas.
179. These clothes restrict your freedom of movement and stiffen up the whole body.
180. Abraham Lincoln called on his people to fight for freedom for all — Negroes and Whites.
More similar words: freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freed, speedometer, feed on, weed out, reed, free, predominant, greed, creed, breed, predominance, freeze, free of, freely, decreed, freezer, set free, freezing, freeze up, free from, freelance, broken reed, crossbreed, antifreeze, free market, free enterprise, washed out, come down.