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liberal
adjective
1 given or giving generously, freely or abundantly.
2 tolerant of different opinions; open-minded.
3 lavish; extensive a liberal measure of whisky .
4 in favour of social and political reform, progressive.
5 (Liberal) belonging to the Liberal Party.
6 said of education: aiming to develop general cultural interests and to broaden the mind, as opposed to being technically or professionally orientated a liberal arts student .
7 free from restraint; not rigorous a liberal interpretation .
noun
1 someone who has liberal views, either politically or in general.
2 (Liberal) a member or supporter of the Liberal Party.
[14c: from Latin liberalis , from liber free]
liberally adverb freely; generously.
adjective
1 given or giving generously, freely or abundantly.
2 tolerant of different opinions; open-minded.
3 lavish; extensive a liberal measure of whisky .
4 in favour of social and political reform, progressive.
5 (Liberal) belonging to the Liberal Party.
6 said of education: aiming to develop general cultural interests and to broaden the mind, as opposed to being technically or professionally orientated a liberal arts student .
7 free from restraint; not rigorous a liberal interpretation .
noun
1 someone who has liberal views, either politically or in general.
2 (Liberal) a member or supporter of the Liberal Party.
[14c: from Latin liberalis , from liber free]
liberally adverb freely; generously.
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