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Definitionn. immunity from arbitrary exercise of authority: political independence
Last update: June 27, 2015
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Giving too much liberty to children sometimes causes serious trouble to parents. [noun]
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Taking liberty with somebody. [noun]
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During a speech near Houston, Bush was asked where he stood on the Liberty Amendments. [noun]
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I dare adventure, by the end of his reign, Charles will have done more than Cromwell to increase the liberty of the subject and to demonstrate the insignificance of kings. [noun]
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Duncan caught the letter from the ground, and without apology for the liberty he took, he read at a glance its cruel purport. [noun]
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The tomahawk grazed her shoulder, and cutting the withes which bound her to the tree, left the maiden at liberty to fly. [noun]
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"But if you win liberty while he is King, if wise laws are established--" "Yes; but we might have been noble as well as free." [noun]
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We had suffered all the trouble of the change to a Republic; a life that should have been sacred had been sacrificed to the principles of liberty. [noun]
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Oh, this liberty, this variety, this beauty in all things around and about her. [noun]
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You shall be at liberty to see the sea, monsieur; for a sailor always pines for that. [noun]
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"Liberty be hanged." [noun]
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