What are the antonyms for LIBERATION?
- enslavement, yoke, serfdom, bondage, imprisonment, thralldom, captivity, internment, incarceration, conquest, Enchainment, servitude.
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Synonyms for LIBERATION
- handout,
- Judgement Of Dismissal,
- prisonbreak,
- stealing,
- displacement,
- lifesaver,
- duckings,
- manumission,
- Pilfering,
- chemise,
- spark,
- open-mindedness,
- untie,
- loosen,
- releasing,
- Loosing,
- discharge,
- remission,
- eschewal,
- conge,
- exoneration,
- breakout,
- electric arc,
- conveyance,
- unfettering,
- forgiveness,
- rescind,
- inflammation,
- dismiss,
- disallow,
- out,
- liberate,
- enfranchisements,
- relegation,
- unloosing,
- departure,
- kiss-off,
- outpouring,
- respite,
- walkouts,
- sustentation,
- emancipating,
- elusiveness,
- freethinking,
- evacuation,
- recess,
- housecleaning,
- fire,
- floaters,
- abolition,
- disengagement,
- outlet,
- Latitudinarianism,
- unchaining,
- issuance,
- delivery,
- unshackling,
- emancipation,
- unload,
- clearance,
- by-passing,
- disembarrassment,
- freeing,
- free,
- break,
- flight,
- free thought,
- acquittances,
- alleviation,
- justify,
- deliverance,
- Libertinism,
- paper bag,
- relegations,
- snitching,
- give up,
- retire,
- exemption,
- Lib,
- firing off,
- elusion,
- floater,
- lighting,
- ransom,
- graft,
- dismissal,
- poaching,
- bagging,
- liberty,
- hammock,
- absolve,
- deactivation,
- escapism,
- distribution,
- fraud,
- Reprieval,
- disengage,
- Enfranchising,
- ease,
- issue,
- dishonorable discharge,
- setting free,
- carrier bag,
- sackful,
- exit,
- heroics,
- spill,
- Remittances,
- elopement,
- old heave ho,
- Swiping,
- redemption,
- license,
- leak,
- enlargement,
- Lifting,
- libertarianism,
- deliver,
- enjoin,
- elusions,
- jailbreak,
- forbid,
- ignition,
- freedom,
- salvation,
- button,
- disentangle,
- remittance,
- renounce,
- Manumitting,
- Filching,
- embezzlement,
- vindication,
- enfranchise,
- walkout,
- disimprisonment,
- thievery,
- extrications,
- osmosis,
- pocket,
- enfranchisement,
- abatement,
- riddance,
- unconstraint,
- thieving,
- nullify,
- Pinching,
- lifeboat,
- Redeemableness,
- pouch,
- firing,
- rescue,
- consign,
- liberalism,
- loose,
- Freeness,
- granting freedom,
- acquit,
- discard,
- judgment of dismissal,
- electric discharge,
- pilferage,
- lifeboats,
- removal,
- emergence,
- evaporation,
- brush-off,
- evasion,
- let-offs,
- reprieve,
- cast,
- venting,
- annul,
- easement,
- appropriation,
- saving,
- sac,
- shoot,
- kiss off,
- vacate,
- escape,
- spillage,
- Deposal,
- salvage,
- vent,
- toleration,
- power of choice,
- liberation,
- runaround,
- autonomy,
- refugee,
- run,
- exculpation,
- GAOL DELIVERY,
- Delivering,
- redress,
- theft,
- sacque,
- shoplifting,
- poke,
- resign,
- elopements,
- dislodgment,
- broad-mindedness,
- free speech,
- absolution,
- unloading,
- lam,
- escapement,
- getaway,
- conversion,
- annexation,
- sovereignty,
- separation,
- expelling,
- fadeout,
- liberating,
- childbirth,
- release,
- old heave-ho,
- leisure,
- prohibit,
- pink slip,
- tolerance,
- recovery,
- disentanglement,
- swindle,
- tone ending,
- waiver,
- detach,
- Snatching,
- inactivation,
- retrieval,
- expiration,
- relaxation,
- shift,
- loss,
- exclude,
- change,
- scrounging,
- passing,
- easing,
- arch,
- remedy,
- OUTS,
- acquittance,
- going,
- abstraction,
- leakage,
- sack,
- Rescuing,
- fugitive,
- hegira,
- extrication,
- democracy,
- letting off,
- dismission,
- emission,
- sacking,
- assuagement,
- Boosting,
- amnesty,
- relief,
- kindling,
- let-off,
- acquittal,
- brushoff,
- proscribe,
- diffusion,
- press release,
- preserval,
- explosion,
- defrayal,
- carry,
- independence,
- arc,
- lifesaving,
- emancipate.
Usage Examples for LIBERATION
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We may state them as follows:- Since the attacks of the Vikings were especially ruinous, from their occupation of the strong places whence they could command and plunder the open country, one step in the work of liberation was taken when Alfred, for the first time, wrested from them a stronghold which they had seized, deep in the west. - "A History of England Principally in the Seventeenth Century, Volume I (of 6)" by Leopold von Ranke
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But I must pass on to the larger cases of this curious error; the notion that the " liberalising" of religion in some way helps the liberation of the world. - "Orthodoxy" by G. K. Chesterton
