What is "freedom" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "freedom": the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints

Noun

Meaning of "freedom": immunity from an obligation or duty

Noun

Synonyms:

right, exemption, ability, power, flexibility, privilege, opportunity, immunity, indulgence, bent, facility, abandonment, sweep, leeway, prerogative, liberty, laxity, discretion, latitude, scope, play, compass, profligacy, margin, rope, range, swing, abandon, rein, unrestraint, carte blanche, free rein, elbowroom, full play, full swing, laissez faire, own accord, plenty of rope, rampancy, autonomy, exemption, democracy, self-determination, liberation, emancipation, relief, privilege, release, sovereignty, self-government, immunity, prerogative, rescue, salvage, autarchy, liberty, delivery, impunity, disengagement, deliverance, abolition, probation, franchise, discharge, manumission, parole, salvation, redemption, home rule, citizenship, enfranchisement, abolitionism, disimprisonment, extriction, representative government, facility, openness, presumption, ease, familiarity, laxity, spontaneity, frankness, informality, candor, boldness, impertinence, brazenness, forwardness, disrespect, abandon, readiness, license, unconstraint, forthrightness, ingenuousness, directness, lack of reserve, lack of restraint, overfamiliarity,

Antonyms:

inability, incompetence, weakness, extreme, captivity, confinement, incarceration, limitation, servitude, slavery, communism, government, subordination, suppression, restriction, responsibility, impotence, restraint, imprisonment, subjection, difficulty, reserve, incarceration, hold, captivity, confinement, limitation, servitude, slavery, communism, government, subordination, suppression, restriction, responsibility, imprisonment, restraint, retention, subjection, difficulty, reserve, humility, captivity, confinement, incarceration, limitation, servitude, slavery, communism, government, subordination, suppression, restriction, difficulty, imprisonment, subjection, reserve, restraint,