Definitions
someone who believes the doctrine of free will
Word origin
The noun is derived from liber(ty) + -arian (suffix denoting an advocate of or believer in something). The adjective is derived from the noun.
Used in a sentence
“civil libertarian”
one who favours civil liberties“cultural libertarian”
one who favours cultural freedom“While anarchism and socialist libertarians have a rich history of revolutionary thinkers ranging from Emma Goldman to George Orwell, the best-known socialist libertarian thinker of today is probably Noam Chomsky.”
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01“Free-market voter”11 letters
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