Liberty | Mean of liberty in English Dictionary

/ˈlɪbɚti/

• Noun
• the state or condition of people who are able to act and speak freely
1. a nation that values liberty and democracy
2. soldiers willing to die in defense of liberty
• the power to do or choose what you want to
1. They gave him the liberty to handle the problem himself.
• a political right
1. hard-won liberties such as freedom of the press
2. personal liberties

• able to act or speak freely
1. You are at liberty to go or stay.
2. I am not at liberty to say if the rumor is true.
• no longer held or kept as a prisoner
1. a former prisoner who is now at liberty
• to make important changes to something
1. I think the movie takes too many liberties with the original story.
• to be informal and friendly toward someone in a way that is not proper
1. He was accused of taking liberties with several young women.