noun

liberation

liberation, freeing, release

The liberation of the country took many years.

The liberation of the country took many years.

He felt a sense of liberation after quitting his job.

He felt a sense of liberation after quitting his job.

liberation ((of sb./sth.)) the freeing of (sb./sth.) The liberation of the city was celebrated.

Synonyms: freedom, release, emancipation; Antonyms: oppression, imprisonment, subjugation

From Latin 'liberatio' (a setting free), from the verb 'liberare'. The suffix '-ation' denotes an action or process.

The '-ation' ending tells you it's the *act* or *process* of liberating.

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