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The word ‘liberty’ is derived from the Latin word ______

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Answered by AnjanaUmmareddy

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Liberty is derived from a latin word “ liber”, which means free or independent. ... liberty means the unrestricted freedom of the individual to do anything he likes to do.

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libertatem

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The word ‘liberty’ is derived from the Latin word ______​

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The word ‘liberty’ is derived from the Latin word ______