preliberating
verb (present participle of the verb 'preliberate') as in strong fondness
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Example:The government decided to liberate the political prisoners before the election.
Definition:To free someone from confinement or other constraints.
From liberate
Example:The prisoners were freed before the main event to prevent any disturbances.
Definition:To release someone from confinement or obligations.
From free
Example:To ensure a fair fight, the competitors were pre-unshackled before the contest.
Definition:To free someone beforehand, often used in a more literal sense.
From pre-unshackle
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