Liberate

usgb/ˈlɪbəreɪt/Volume
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Often used about freeing others in a historical, military, or political context. SlideThe revolutionary leader sought to liberate the nation from colonial rule.
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Describes an active effort, not something that happens passively. SlideThe activists worked tirelessly to liberate the abused animals.
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Generally has a positive connotation, implying relief and freedom. SlideThe court ruling was seen as a move to liberate the oppressed minority.