English to English Dictionary

Lexicology

The academic branch of linguistics that studies the nature, meaning, history, and use of words and vocabulary.

Liberalism

A political and economic philosophy that advocates for individual rights, civil liberties, and free markets.

Liberalization

The process of making laws, policies, or practices more liberal, especially in terms of economic or social freedoms.

Liberatory

Tending to liberate or free; serving to bring about emancipation or social freedom.

Libertine

A person who behaves without moral principles, especially in sexual matters.

Libtard

A derogatory term used to describe a person with liberal political views, often implying that they are foolish or naive.

Life-Force

The vital energy or essence that is believed to animate living beings.

Life-and-Death-Situation

A situation in which a person's survival is at stake.

Life-companion

A person with whom one spends one's life in a close, long-term romantic relationship or marriage.

Lifebreadth

The extent or range of experiences and opportunities in a person's life.

Ligament

A short band of tough, flexible, fibrous connective tissue which connects two bones or cartilages or holds together a joint.

Light-footed

Moving with a quick, light step; agile and nimble.