V.) To face an event with a clear mind and grace but still emit an aggressive attitude in order to free or bring to justice what a person or group is fighting for.
Adj.) to be calm and collected with a furious passion
Adj.) to be calm and collected with a furious passion
1.) She had liberance throughout her life, as she fought for the good of basic rights.
2.) There was a fierceness in his eyes, but with a touch of composition that I could only describe as liberance
ferocity , rebellion , mischief , amicable , determination
2.) There was a fierceness in his eyes, but with a touch of composition that I could only describe as liberance
ferocity , rebellion , mischief , amicable , determination
by Boand August 24, 2016
Get the liberancemug. Roger: Dude, what's Ron's problem? He's acting like he has sand in his vag.
Daryle: That's just his liberitis acting up..... I called Tyrone a black person..... The politically correct term is African American.
Daryle: That's just his liberitis acting up..... I called Tyrone a black person..... The politically correct term is African American.
by Roids O'Flarin January 24, 2017
Get the Liberitismug. by Doc Sigma September 24, 2003
Get the liberalmug. by DBD-King July 24, 2016
Get the liberatingmug. An ideology based on beliefs of economic and personal freedom, and the fact that social inequalities are a part of nature. (Also libertarianism to the American readers.)
A definition later to be distorted by Americans, who mainly associate "liberalism" with being left-wing on the political scale, disregarding the original and correct sense of the word.
A definition later to be distorted by Americans, who mainly associate "liberalism" with being left-wing on the political scale, disregarding the original and correct sense of the word.
by Svengali April 09, 2004
Get the Liberalismmug. by Luut van Dijk September 30, 2019
Get the Libermug. 