li|ber|ti|cide

li|ber|ti|cide
li|ber|ti|cide1 «lih BUR tuh syd», noun, adjective.
–n.
a destroyer of liberty.
–adj.
destructive of liberty.
li|ber|ti|cide2 «lih BUR tuh syd», noun.
the destruction of liberty.

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