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Meaning
Adj
●
Pertaining to those
arts
and
sciences
the study of which is considered to provide
general knowledge
,
as opposed to
vocational/occupational,
technical
or
mechanical
training.
●
Generous;
permitting
liberty
;
willing
to give unsparingly.
●
Ample,
abundant
;
generous
in quantity.
●
Unrestrained, licentious.
●
Widely
open
to new
ideas
,
willing
to
depart
from
established
opinions
or
conventions
; permissive.
●
In Politics & Liberalism:
Open to political or social changes and
reforms
associated with either
classical
or
modern
liberalism.
●
Of or
relating
to the Liberal
party
, its
membership
, or its
platform
,
policy
, or viewpoint.
Noun
●
In Liberalism:
One with
liberal
views
,
supporting
individual
liberty
(see Wikipedia's
article
on Liberalism).
●
In US politics & Liberalism:
Someone with
progressive
or
left-wing
views
; one with a
left-wing
ideology.
●
A
supporter
of any of several
liberal
parties.
●
In UK politics & Liberalism:
One who
favors
individual
voting
rights
, human and
civil rights
, and
laissez-faire
markets
(also called "
classical liberal
";
compare
libertarian).
●
In Australian politics & Liberalism:
A
conservative
, especially a
liberal
conservative
.
●
In Politics:
A
political party
and philosophy
●
In Politics:
A
member
or
supporter
of a Liberal Party
●
In Canadian politics:
A
member
or
supporter
of the Liberal Party of Canada, or its
predecessors
, or
provincial
equivalents
, or their
predecessors
●
A Liberal Democrat.
●
A Whig.
●
In Australian politics:
A
member
or
supporter
of the Liberal Party of Australia.
Name
●
An
unincorporated
community
in Spencer County, Indiana, United States.
●
A
city
, the
county seat
of Seward County, Kansas, United States.
●
A small
city
in Barton County, Missouri, United States.
●
An
unincorporated
community
in Clackamas County, Oregon, United States.
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