freedom
freedom Lexical Profile
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• noun
The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.
"The constitution guarantees the fundamental freedom of expression to all citizens."
The state of not being imprisoned, enslaved, or subjected to despotic control by another person or foreign power.
"After spending ten years wrongfully imprisoned, he finally regained his freedom."
The state of being unaffected by or exempt from something undesirable, burdensome, or painful.
"Modern medical treatments offer many patients long-awaited freedom from chronic pain."
Unrestricted use of or access to a particular place, resource, or facility.
"Our hosts generously gave us the freedom of their entire country estate for the weekend."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Derived from Old English frēodōm, a compound of frēo ('free', originally meaning 'beloved' or 'member of the household') and the suffix -dōm ('state, condition, or jurisdiction').