No. 1,325 in French
libéré
Freed; Released.
In a sentence
Il a été libéré de prison après dix ans.
He was freed from prison after ten years.
Here, 'libéré' is used to indicate being set free or released, typically from confinement or incarceration.
La musique m'a libéré de mes soucis.
Music freed me from my worries.
In this context, 'libéré' is metaphorically used to suggest a sense of psychological or emotional release.
Lorsqu'il s'est libéré de ses obligations, il a décidé de voyager.
When he freed himself from his obligations, he decided to travel.
Here, 'libéré' is reflexive and indicates taking action to free oneself from constraints or responsibilities.
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