freedom in Japanese
freedom in Japanese is 自由 — freedom means the state of being free from control, restriction, or oppression.
freedom in Japanese
自由
Pronounced: jiyuu
(countable) The lack of a specific constraint, or of constraints in general; a state of being free, unconstrained.
What does "freedom" mean?
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noun The state of being free from control, restriction, or oppression.
"The new constitution guaranteed freedom of speech and religion."
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noun The right or ability to act, move, or speak without unreasonable restraint.
"Working from home gives him more freedom over his schedule."
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freedom in a sentence
- The new constitution guaranteed freedom of speech and religion.
- She finally felt a sense of freedom after paying off her debts.
- Working from home gives him more freedom over his schedule.
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What is "freedom" in Japanese?
"freedom" in Japanese is 自由. freedom means: The state of being free from control, restriction, or oppression.
How do you pronounce 自由?
"freedom" in Japanese is 自由, pronounced "jiyuu".
How do you use "freedom" in a sentence?
Example: "The new constitution guaranteed freedom of speech and religion." In Japanese, "freedom" is 自由.
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