noun

liberation

liberation, release, freeing

They fought for the liberation of their country.

They fought for the liberation of their country.

The liberation of women was a key social movement.

The liberation of women was a key social movement.

((the liberation of sb./sth.)) the act of freeing (sb./sth.) They fought for the liberation of their country.

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

From Latin 'liberatio', from 'liberare' (to set free). The '-tion' suffix indicates an action or state.

This is the noun form of the verb 'liberate'. It's the act or process of 'liberating' someone or something.

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