liberating

Adjective

(comparative more liberating, superlative most liberating)

That serves to liberate, especially to free the mind to accept new ideas.
a liberating experience

Noun

Action of the verb to liberate.

Verb

Present participle of liberate.

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It decomposes water at a red heat, liberating hydrogen and being itself converted into the hydrate.
- Gregory VII.'s immediate successors accomplished the most pressing work by liberating the Church from feudal subjection, either by force or by diplomacy.
By June 1824 the liberating army was completely organized; and taking the field soon after, it routed the vanguard of the enemy.
It decomposes water at ordinary temperature, liberating hydrogen and forming lithium hydroxide.
Stewart (elected to serve out term) Democrat1857-18611 Thus liberating about 114,000 blacks, of a tax valuation of $40,000,000.

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