Similar words: liberate, liberated, liberation, deliberate, deliberately, deliberation, liberation theology, liberal. Meaning: ['lɪbərtə(r)] n. someone who releases people from captivity or bondage.
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1. We were the people's liberators from the Bolsheviks.
2. They were intellectual liberators, triple-threat men gifted with soaring imaginations, glowing charisma, and literary genius.
3. I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves. Che Guevara
4. Communism - Long live the liberator of mankind!
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5. A quality education is the ultimate liberator.
6. Through his newspaper, The Liberator, he became the voice of abolition.
7. Here's one of only two flyable B-24 Liberator bombers left in the world.
8. Hhe pen is the great liberator of men and nations.
9. Doppelganger works as a liberator of feeling and intuition in White's novels, opening horizons beyond social patterns, rational decisions, and institutionally approved emotions.
10. Its bay rumbled with cannon fire of the liberator Zheng Chenggong and the great cannon of Hulishan repelled the Japanese.
11. It is the story of a new world that became a friend and liberator of the old.
12. People came out into the streets to welcome the liberators.
13. When he spoke of liberating the concentration camps, he assigned himself a place among the liberators.
14. The best integrated turf quality was recorded in Ram I 、 Midnight 、 America 、 Connie 、 Liberator, which could be adopted in Shanxi.
15. If He does not, then neither is He the promised liberator.
16. The last months and days of Simon Bolivar, the brilliant and thwarted liberator of South America.
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