No. 3,014 in French
libéral
"Liberal" – Open to new ideas, favoring individual freedoms and minimal government intervention.
In a sentence
Mon ami est libéral et accepte des idées diverses.
My friend is liberal and accepts various ideas.
Here, 'libéral' is used to describe someone open-minded and accepting of diverse ideas and viewpoints.
Ce pays a une économie libérale axée sur le marché.
This country has a liberal market-oriented economy.
In this case, 'libéral' refers to policies promoting free-market economics and less government intervention.
Il suit une pensée libérale, favorisant les droits individuels.
He follows liberal thought, advocating individual rights.
Here, 'libéral' aligns with philosophies or beliefs emphasizing individual freedoms and rights.
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