1. relating to or intended to bring about liberation or freedom from oppression, constraint, or control
Usage: often used in political, social, or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The civil rights movement was a liberatory force for African Americans.
• She wrote about liberatory pedagogy and how education can empower students.
• The organization promotes liberatory practices in community organizing.
• His philosophy emphasized liberatory principles and individual autonomy.
• The film explores liberatory themes of breaking free from societal expectations.