liberalize US
ˈlɪbrəˌlaɪz
See also: liberalise (UK)
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Definition of liberalize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
freedomtr.USgrant more freedom in action or judgmenttr.US
  • The new policy will liberalize the use of public spaces..
ease free relax
2.
legaltr.USmake laws or rules less stricttr.US
  • The government decided to liberalize trade regulations.
ease loosen relax
3.
freedomintr.USbecome less strict or more freeintr.US
  • The country began to liberalize after the new policy.
ease relax
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Origin of liberalize

Latin, liberalis (of freedom)

Examples of liberalize in a sentence

  • Efforts to liberalize the market are ongoing.
  • They aim to liberalize immigration policies.
  • Trade rules continued to liberalize over time.
  • The regime slowly liberalized after the election.

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  1. French:libéraliser, déréglementer, ...
  2. German:liberalisieren, lockern, ...
  3. Italian:liberalizzare, liberalizzarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:liberalizar, flexibilizar, ...
  5. Portuguese:liberalizar, liberalizar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:开放, 放宽, ...
  7. Japanese:自由にする, 緩和する, ...
  8. Arabic:حَرَّرَ, تَحَرَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהָקֵל, לְרַכֵּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:освободить, либерализовать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звільнити, лібералізувати, ...
  12. Hindi:उदार करना, शिथिल करना, ...
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