No. 5,329 in Spanish
librado
"Freed" or "issued," depending on context.
In a sentence
Él ha sido librado de toda culpa.
He has been freed from all guilt.
In this sentence, 'librado' refers to being freed or released from responsibility or accusation.
El documento fue librado con fecha de ayer.
The document was issued dated yesterday.
Here, 'librado' is used to mean issued or prepared, commonly referring to official documents.
Terminó su trabajo librado de toda tensión.
He finished his work free of all stress.
In this context, 'librado' indicates being set free from stress, showing its versatile use as being exempt or relieved.
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