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liberty
noun (liberties )
1 freedom from captivity, slavery, restrictions, etc.
2 freedom to act and think as one pleases.
3 (usu liberties) a natural right or privilege. See civil liberty.
4 an action or utterance thought of as overfamiliar or presumptuous.
[14c: from Latin liber free]
at liberty
1 free from prison or control.
2 allowed or permitted (to) at liberty to use the company car .
take liberties
1 to treat someone with too much familiarity; to be too presumptuous or impertinent.
2 to act in an unauthorized way; to be deliberately inaccurate.
take the liberty to or of to do or venture to do something, usually without permission.
noun (liberties )
1 freedom from captivity, slavery, restrictions, etc.
2 freedom to act and think as one pleases.
3 (usu liberties) a natural right or privilege. See civil liberty.
4 an action or utterance thought of as overfamiliar or presumptuous.
[14c: from Latin liber free]
at liberty
1 free from prison or control.
2 allowed or permitted (to) at liberty to use the company car .
take liberties
1 to treat someone with too much familiarity; to be too presumptuous or impertinent.
2 to act in an unauthorized way; to be deliberately inaccurate.
take the liberty to or of to do or venture to do something, usually without permission.
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