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Definition of liberalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
regulationsRare UK the process of making rules less strictRare UK
- The liberalisation of trade policies boosted the economy.
2.
freedomRare UK act of allowing more freedom of action or thoughtRare UK
- Liberalisation in the workplace led to more innovative ideas..
3.
businessRare UK removal of government controls in sectorsRare UK
- Liberalisation in the energy sector led to lower prices.
Origin of liberalisation
Latin, liberalis (of freedom)
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systems
having undergone liberalisation
Examples of liberalisation in a sentence
The liberalisation of laws encouraged new businesses. Economic liberalisation boosted the market. Liberalisation of laws improved civil rights. Liberalisation of trade policies boosted the economy. The liberalisation of banking regulations encouraged competition.
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- French:libéralisation, ouverture, ...
- German:Liberalisierung, Deregulierung, ...
- Italian:liberalizzazione, apertura, ...
- Spanish:liberalización, apertura, ...
- Portuguese:liberalização, desregulamentação, ...
- Chinese:自由化, 解放思想, ...
- Japanese:自由化, 解放, ...
- Arabic:تَحْرِير, تَحْرِيرِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:לִיבֵּרָלִיזַצְיָה, לִיבֵּרָלִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:либерализация, освобождение, ...
- Ukrainian:лібералізація, дерегуляція, ...
- Hindi:उदारीकरण, स्वतंत्रता, ...
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