| LIBECCHIOS | • libecchios n. Plural of libecchio. • LIBECCHIO n. (Milton) a strong westerly (or southwesterly) wind that blows on to Corsica's western coast, also LIBECCIO. |
| LIBELLANTS | • libellants n. Plural of libellant. • LIBELLANT n. one who brings a charge of libel, also LIBELANT. |
| LIBELLINGS | • LIBELLING n. the act of making a libel. |
| LIBELOUSLY | • libelously adv. In a libelous manner. • LIBELOUS adv. relating to libel, also LIBELLOUS. |
| LIBERALISE | • liberalise v. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of liberalize. • LIBERALISE v. to make liberal or more liberal, also LIBERALIZE. |
| LIBERALISM | • liberalism n. The quality of being liberal. • liberalism n. (Politics) Any political movement founded on the autonomy and personal freedom of the individual, progress… • liberalism n. (Economics) An economic ideology in favour of laissez faire and the free market (related to economic liberalism). |
| LIBERALIST | • liberalist n. A liberal. • LIBERALIST n. an adherent of liberalism. |
| LIBERALITY | • liberality n. The property of being liberal; generosity; charity. • liberality n. A gift; a gratuity. • liberality n. Candor. |
| LIBERALIZE | • liberalize v. (Transitive) to make liberal, free. • liberalize v. (Intransitive) to become liberal, free. • LIBERALIZE v. to make liberal or more liberal, also LIBERALISE. |
| LIBERATING | • liberating adj. That serves to liberate, especially to free the mind to accept new ideas. • liberating n. Action of the verb to liberate. • liberating v. Present participle of liberate. |
| LIBERATION | • liberation n. The act of liberating or the state of being liberated. • liberation n. The achievement of equal rights and status. • LIBERATION n. the act of liberating. |
| LIBERATORS | • liberators n. Plural of liberator. • LIBERATOR n. one who liberates. |
| LIBERATORY | • liberatory adj. Serving to liberate. • LIBERATORY adj. tending, or serving, to liberate. |
| LIBERTINES | • libertines n. Plural of libertine. • LIBERTINE n. a person who leads a licentious life, a rake. |