Synonyms for Liberty:

• n.

  •
  • deliverance,
  • autarky.
  •
  • leave,
  • effrontery,
  • discourtesy,
  • nerve,
  • insolence,
  • presumption,
  • vulgarity,
  • sass,
  • recreation,
  • cheek,
  • rest.
  •
  • choice,
  • selection,
  • alternative,
  • decision.
  •
  • education,
  • suffrage,
  • franchise,
  • bail,
  • enlightenment,
  • Self Determination,
  • autarchy,
  • birthright,
  • life.
  •
  • free.
  •autonomy (noun)
  • self-rule,
  • self-determination,
  • liberty.
  •convenience (noun)
  • preference,
  • chance,
  • Whenever,
  • occasion,
  • place.
  •dismissal (noun)
  • discharge,
  • amnesty,
  • exception,
  • dispensation,
  • dismissal,
  • reprieve,
  • pardon,
  • concession,
  • excuse,
  • exemption,
  • relief,
  • stay,
  • waiver,
  • absolution.
  •ease (noun)
  • duck soup,
  • cleverness,
  • expertness,
  • efficiency,
  • dispatch,
  • child's play,
  • naturalness,
  • expertise,
  • composure,
  • snap,
  • fluency,
  • adroitness,
  • smoothness,
  • effortlessness,
  • setup,
  • quickness,
  • aplomb,
  • readiness,
  • dexterity,
  • cinch,
  • affability,
  • poise,
  • breeze,
  • knack.
  •familiarity (noun)
  • fellowship,
  • boldness,
  • acquaintanceship,
  • forwardness,
  • closeness,
  • freshness,
  • sociability,
  • openness,
  • friendship,
  • acquaintance,
  • intimacy.
  •freedom (noun)
  • margin,
  • rein,
  • plenty of rope,
  • power of choice,
  • own accord,
  • disengagement,
  • swing,
  • free rein,
  • parole,
  • relaxation,
  • discretion,
  • rescue,
  • full swing,
  • probation,
  • Freeness,
  • Rampancy,
  • abolition,
  • profligacy,
  • rope,
  • delivery,
  • full play,
  • range,
  • abandon,
  • ability,
  • indulgence,
  • Elbowroom,
  • home rule,
  • play,
  • representative government,
  • independence,
  • emancipation,
  • abolitionism,
  • disimprisonment,
  • leisure,
  • abandonment,
  • autonomy,
  • free speech,
  • citizenship,
  • redemption,
  • compass,
  • sweep,
  • sanction,
  • extriction,
  • laxity,
  • salvage,
  • laissez faire,
  • power,
  • authorization,
  • unrestraint,
  • salvation,
  • facility,
  • bent,
  • liberation.
  •free hand (noun)
  • one discretions,
  • free courses,
  • one discretion,
  • one's choices,
  • free plays,
  • ones choice,
  • full scopes,
  • ones discretion,
  • ones initiative,
  • one's initiatives,
  • free choices,
  • ones discretions,
  • one initiatives,
  • ones initiatives,
  • one choice,
  • free scopes,
  • ones choices,
  • one choices,
  • one initiative,
  • one's discretions.
  •furlough (noun)
  • r&amp,
  • rest and recreation,
  • layoff.
  •holiday (noun)
  • fete,
  • break,
  • recess,
  • gala,
  • red-letter day,
  • day of rest,
  • holy day,
  • anniversary,
  • fiesta,
  • festivity,
  • celebration,
  • feast,
  • festival.
  •immunity (noun)
  • in-vulnerability,
  • in vulnerabilities,
  • invulnerabilities,
  • in vulnerability,
  • in-vulnerabilities.
  •impropriety (noun)
  • impropriety.
  •impunity (noun)
  • non liability,
  • nonliabilities,
  • non liabilities,
  • non-liabilities.
  •indecorum (noun)
  • indecorum.
  •informality (noun)
  • in-formalities,
  • in formality,
  • in formalities,
  • in-formality.
  •latitude (noun)
  • un restrictednesses,
  • ex-tents,
  • un-restrictedness,
  • un-restrictednesses,
  • unrestrictednesses,
  • ex tents,
  • run ofs,
  • un restrictedness,
  • ex-tent,
  • ex tent.
  •leave (noun)
  • sufferance,
  • leavetaking,
  • leave-taking,
  • leave-takings.
  •leave of absence (noun)
  • busman's holiday.
  •leisure (noun)
  • unemployment,
  • requiescence,
  • vacant hour,
  • spare time,
  • idle hours,
  • spare moments,
  • re-creation,
  • time,
  • re-creations.
  •liberation (noun)
  • unchaining,
  • unshackling,
  • freeing.
  •mildness (noun)
  • gentleness,
  • kindness,
  • meekness,
  • lenience,
  • acceptance,
  • mildness,
  • easiness,
  • insipidity,
  • benevolence,
  • open-mindedness,
  • liberality,
  • peaceableness,
  • broad-mindedness,
  • tenderness,
  • charity,
  • forbearance,
  • permissiveness,
  • quietness,
  • softness,
  • benignity,
  • cordiality,
  • geniality,
  • clemency,
  • amiability,
  • evenness,
  • libertarianism,
  • moderation,
  • tolerance,
  • liberalness,
  • moderateness.
  •opportunity (noun)
  • iron in the fire,
  • the hunt,
  • one's say,
  • Opportunities,
  • one's move,
  • the running,
  • good fortune,
  • Prayers,
  • one's turn.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • shore leave,
  • furlough,
  • floater,
  • lettings,
  • latitude,
  • day off,
  • toleration,
  • scope,
  • insouciance,
  • privilege,
  • setting free,
  • rest and relaxation,
  • canonization,
  • jubilee,
  • unaffectedness,
  • pushover,
  • let-offs,
  • long weekend,
  • few days off,
  • Droit,
  • suitable time,
  • stamp of approval,
  • immunity,
  • flexibility,
  • enfranchisement,
  • permission,
  • unrestrictedness,
  • acquittance,
  • saint's day,
  • free hand,
  • freedom,
  • walkout,
  • one's choice,
  • wideness,
  • gone fishing,
  • easygoingness,
  • floaters,
  • vacation,
  • rest and recuperation,
  • Festivities,
  • breathing spell,
  • Familiarity,
  • walkouts,
  • leaf,
  • informality,
  • relaxedness,
  • release,
  • priority,
  • smooth sailing,
  • lifeboats,
  • nonchalance,
  • opportunity,
  • sanctification,
  • canonizations,
  • prerogative,
  • jubilees,
  • holiday,
  • free play,
  • one's discretion,
  • unreservedness,
  • enfranchisements,
  • indemnity,
  • comprehensiveness,
  • spare moment,
  • run of,
  • unceremoniousness,
  • free course,
  • mental health day,
  • let-off,
  • leave of absence,
  • unconstraint,
  • license,
  • two weeks with pay,
  • field of reference,
  • empowerment,
  • condonance,
  • free scope,
  • skillfulness,
  • full scope,
  • invulnerability,
  • hour,
  • right,
  • one's own sweet time,
  • entitlements,
  • non-liability,
  • simplicity,
  • lifeboat,
  • ease,
  • nonliability,
  • free-hand,
  • one's initiative,
  • straights,
  • hours,
  • entitlement,
  • acquittances,
  • time off,
  • free choice,
  • lifesaver.
  •permission (noun)
  • pro-mise,
  • pro mise,
  • empowerments,
  • pro-mises,
  • pro mises,
  • re cognition,
  • stamp approval,
  • sanctifications,
  • re cognitions,
  • condonances,
  • re-cognition.
  •permit (noun)
  • visa,
  • safe-conducts,
  • safe-conduct,
  • VISAS,
  • legalizations,
  • permit,
  • safeconduct,
  • legalization.
  •prerogative (noun)
  • droits.
  •release (noun)
  • lifesavers,
  • re-leases,
  • letoffs,
  • re lease,
  • re-lease,
  • letoff,
  • re leases,
  • let offs.
  •right (noun)
  • de-serving,
  • de servings,
  • de serving,
  • de-servings,
  • de-sert,
  • deservings,
  • up-rightnesses,
  • up-rightness,
  • up rightness,
  • de sert,
  • up rightnesses.
  •sabbatical (noun)
  • sabbatical.
  •scope (noun)
  • out looks,
  • ex-tensions,
  • out-look,
  • out-looks,
  • widenesses,
  • ex tension,
  • field reference,
  • out look,
  • ex-tension,
  • comprehensivenesses.
  •time off (noun)
  • day offs,
  • time-off,
  • breathing spells,
  • mental health days.
  •unrestricted (noun)
  • not confined,
  • unlimited.
  •vacation (noun)
  • two weeks with pays,
  • r r.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • independency,
  • free will,
  • carte blanche,
  • leeway,
  • impunity,
  • manumission,
  • open housing,
  • wiggle room,
  • opt out,
  • blank check,
  • self-help.
  •
  • free association,
  • self-government,
  • elbow room.
  •
  • convenience.
  •
  • sovereignty.
  •
  • dependence.
  •
  • space.
  •Other relevant words:
  • democracy.

Paraphrases for Liberty:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Freedoms, freedom.
  • Noun, plural
    Freedoms.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    freedom.
  • Verb, past tense
    freedom.
  • Verb, past participle
    freedom.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    freedom.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    liberte.
  • Noun, plural
    restrictions, streets, releases, sentences, offenders.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    flexibility, discretion.
  • Verb, past tense
    Had.
  • Verb, past participle
    Liberalized, liberalised, Enjoyed, imprisoned, left, Allowed.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    Libertad, free.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Libertad, imprisonment, latitude.
  • Verb, base form
    free, freedom.

Antonyms for Liberty:

• n.

  • ease
    perplexity, difficulty, restriction, effort, inhibition.
  • familiarity
    distance, frigidity, unfriendliness, cool, aloofness, reserve.
  • freedom
    communism, suppression, dependence, arrest, government, confinement, responsibility, subjection, slavery, refusal, incarceration, captivity, veto, limitation, hold, work, denial, servitude, subordination, prohibition, restraint, imprisonment.
  • Other antonyms:
    subjugation, coercion, superstition, obligation, thraldom, force, Enchainment, duress, serfdom, compulsion, necessity, Hobson's Choice, immurement, Heteronomy, constraint, oppression, duty.

Homophones for Liberty:

• labor day, leporid, laboured, loaf of bread, lipread, labored, librate, life-or-death, lop-eared, liverwort, lowbrowed, liveried, libretto, leopard, labourite, louvered, low-powered, laportea, lip-read, Levirate, liparidae, lovebird, leporide, liberate, leveret, lily-livered, liberated, luvaridae, lapboard, leporidae, live birth, lowbred, liver rot, labridae, liparididae.

Hypernym for Liberty:

• n.

  • state
    license, discretion, run, latitude, licence.

Hyponym for Liberty:

• n.

  • state
    freedom.