liberal in Italian
liberal in Italian is liberale — liberal means generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
liberal in Italian
liberale
(politics) Open to political or social changes and reforms associated with either classical or modern liberalism.
liberale
What does "liberal" mean?
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adj Generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
"He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff."
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adj Open to new ideas and willing to question tradition; tolerant of different views and lifestyles.
"Her liberal upbringing meant she rarely judged other people's choices."
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adj Favouring political and social reform, individual freedoms, and progressive change.
"The senator ran on a liberal platform focused on healthcare reform."
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noun A person who holds liberal political views, typically favouring reform and individual rights.
"Liberals and conservatives clashed over the new tax proposal."
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liberal in a sentence
- He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff.
- They served a liberal portion of dessert to every guest.
- Her liberal upbringing meant she rarely judged other people's choices.
- The senator ran on a liberal platform focused on healthcare reform.
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What is "liberal" in Italian?
"liberal" in Italian is liberale. liberal means: Generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
How do you use "liberal" in a sentence?
Example: "He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff." In Italian, "liberal" is liberale.
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