liberate

liberate synonyms

free compare liberate and free
release compare liberate and release
set free compare liberate and set free
emancipate compare liberate and emancipate
deliver compare liberate and deliver
swipe compare liberate and swipe
discharge compare liberate and discharge
let go compare liberate and let go
lift compare liberate and lift
filch compare liberate and filch
purloin compare liberate and purloin
rip off compare liberate and rip off
pilfer compare liberate and pilfer
loose compare liberate and loose
knock off compare liberate and knock off
manumit compare liberate and manumit
nab compare liberate and nab
walk off with compare liberate and walk off with
rob compare liberate and rob
unloose compare liberate and unloose
snitch compare liberate and snitch
steal compare liberate and steal
half-inch compare liberate and half-inch
thieve compare liberate and thieve
nick compare liberate and nick
snaffle compare liberate and snaffle
snatch compare liberate and snatch
whip compare liberate and whip
heist compare liberate and heist
extricate compare liberate and extricate
unchain compare liberate and unchain
tief compare liberate and tief
rescue compare liberate and rescue
exonerate compare liberate and exonerate
glom compare liberate and glom
run off with compare liberate and run off with
loosen compare liberate and loosen
misappropriate compare liberate and misappropriate
crib compare liberate and crib
let off compare liberate and let off
clear compare liberate and clear
embezzle compare liberate and embezzle
snavel compare liberate and snavel
untie compare liberate and untie
nobble compare liberate and nobble
walk away with compare liberate and walk away with
carry off compare liberate and carry off
abstract compare liberate and abstract
unfetter compare liberate and unfetter
unshackle compare liberate and unshackle

liberate definitions

verb

  • To release from chemical bonds or solutions. 

  • To acquire from an enemy during wartime, used especially of cities, regions, and other population centers. 

  • To release from servitude or unjust rule. 

  • To release from slavery: to manumit. 

  • To release from restraint or inhibition. 

  • To acquire from another by theft or force: to steal, to rob.