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• liberal — lib|e|ral1 W2 [ˈlıbərəl] adj [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: Latin liberalis, from liber; LIBERTY] 1.) willing to understand and respect other people s ideas, opinions, and feelings ▪ a more liberal attitude towards sexuality ▪ I had… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• liberal — 1 adjective 1 willing to understand and respect other people s ideas, opinions, and feelings: Young people nowadays take a more liberal attitude towards sexuality. 2 supporting or allowing gradual political and social changes: a more liberal… …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

• libéral — libéral, ale, aux [ liberal, o ] adj. et n. • v. 1160 « généreux »; lat. liberalis 1 ♦ Vieilli Qui donne facilement, largement. ⇒ généreux, large, munificent, prodigue. Il est plus libéral de promesses que d argent. 2 ♦ (v. 1210; lat. artes… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

• libéral — libéral, ale (li bé ral, ra l ) adj. 1°   Qui est digne d un homme libre (ce qui est le sens propre). Éducation libérale.    Arts libéraux, par opposition aux arts mécaniques, ceux qui exigent une intervention grande et perpétuelle de l… …   Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré

• Liberal Alliance (Denmark) — Liberal Alliance Liberal Alliance Leader Anders Samuelsen Founded 7 May …   Wikipedia

• Libéral-unioniste — est le terme qui désigna les membres du Parti libéral du Canada qui rejetèrent les opinions de Wilfrid Laurier durant la Crise de la conscription de 1917 et appuyèrent le gouvernement conservateur de Robert Borden. Cette coalition fut connue sous …   Wikipédia en Français

• liberal — ► ADJECTIVE 1) willing to respect and accept behaviour or opinions different from one s own. 2) (of a society, law, etc.) favourable to individual rights and freedoms. 3) (in a political context) favouring individual liberty, free trade, and… …   English terms dictionary

• liberal — I (broad minded) adjective adaptable to change, advanced, emancipated, fair minded, flexible, free thinking, impartial, liberalis, liberated, neutral, nonpartisan, not narrow minded, objective, open, open minded, progressive, receptive, tolerant …   Law dictionary

• Liberal elite — In the United States the term liberal elite is used to describe affluent, politically left leaning people. It is commonly used with the pejorative implication that members of the liberal elite adopt lifestyles and opinions out of step with the… …   Wikipedia

• liberal — {{11}}liberal (adj.) mid 14c., generous, also, late 14c., selfless; noble, nobly born; abundant, and, early 15c., in a bad sense extravagant, unrestrained, from O.Fr. liberal befitting free men, noble, generous, willing, zealous (12c.), from L.… …   Etymology dictionary

• liberal — I UK [ˈlɪb(ə)rəl] / US adjective ** 1) accepting different opinions and ways of behaving and tending to be sympathetic to other people Their views on marriage and divorce are very liberal. a) believing in social or political change if most people …   English dictionary