Liberalism - Law Dictionary Search Results
liber
liber [Latin, book] : a book of records (as of deeds or wills) [recorded in said Bureau in Liber
liberative
liberative : serving to free or release (as from ownership or obligation) [the effects of tender and deposit]
Liberalize
To make liberal to free from narrow views or prejudices to make less strict
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Liberally
In a liberal manner
Liberate
Liberate, a writ that lay for the payment of a yearly pension or other sum of money, granted under
Liberation
Liberation, payment, Civ. Law.
Liberal
by birth hence befitting a freeman or gentleman refined noble independent free not servile or mean as a liberal ancestry a liberal spirit liberal arts or studies
Liberate
To release from restraint or bondage to set at liberty to free to manumit to disengage as to liberate a slave or prisoner to liberate the mind from
Liberation
The act of liberating or the state of being liberated
Liberality
The quality or state of being liberal liberal disposition or practice freedom from narrowness or prejudice generosity candor charity
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