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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /lɪb/
Forms: libs
lib means: The movement to free a group from unfair social rules or control.
noun
The movement to free a group from unfair social rules or control.
- She joined the women’s lib movement.
- Women’s lib changed how many people thought about work.
- They discussed women’s lib at the meeting.
A person who supports liberal political ideas.
- He calls himself a lib.
- The libs supported the new policy.
- She argued with a lib about taxes.
A library, especially a collection of computer code that programs can use.
- The program needs this lib.
- I installed the missing lib yesterday.
- These libs provide useful functions.
A person who believes people should have great freedom and the government should have little power.
- He is a lib who opposes most taxes.
- The lib candidate wants fewer government rules.
- Several libs spoke about individual freedom.
Questions about lib
What does lib mean?
The movement to free a group from unfair social rules or control.
What is lib in other languages?
Türkçe: özgürleşme · Español: liberación · Français: libération · Deutsch: Befreiung · Italiano: liberazione · 日本語: 解放
How do you pronounce lib?
It is pronounced /lɪb/.
How do you use lib in a sentence?
She joined the women’s lib movement. Women’s lib changed how many people thought about work.
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