Freedom and Mastery

Freedom

Freedom noun - The right to act or move freely.

Usage example: as special guests of the owners, the youngsters had full freedom of the resort and its private beach

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Mastery and freedom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mastery" instead a noun "Freedom".

Nearby Word: freely

Mastery noun - A highly developed skill in or knowledge of something.

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Freedom and mastery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Freedom" instead a noun "Mastery".

Nearby Words: master, mastered, mastering, mastership

full	full freedom	full mastery
pure	pure freedom	pure mastery
perfect	perfect freedom	perfect mastery
complete	complete freedom	complete mastery
Other adjectives: utter, total, true, real, great, absolute, social, spiritual, new, unique, less, greater, maximum, unprecedented, sudden, new-found.

When he strikes a bargain with Lúthien, giving her mastery over the island in return for freedom, he shifts into a vampire/bat-thing shape to escape.

Source: Literature / The Silmarillion
They associate it with flight, freedom of movement and speed, which to them typifies their fast Parkour movements across buildings and mastery of terrain.

Source: Franchise / Assassin's Creed
This line the movie:Tom: "I always thought it would be better...to be a fake somebody...than a real nobody." Xanatos Speed Chess: Tom's freedom is testament to his mastery of the game.

Source: Literature / Ripliad

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