Liberty
Liberty noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.
Straight and liberty are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Straight" instead a noun "Liberty".
Nearby Words: libertarian, liber
Both words in one sentence
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Johnson freely admits that he was cooperating with the Sons of Liberty from the beginning and staged his own kidnapping, delivering a nuclear suitcase straight into the hands of terrorists.
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Redcloak from the same comic is a straight example: As the "good" races in the world kill his kind (goblinoids) freely for experience, he feels at a liberty to treat them the same way while fighting for the liberty and rights of his own people.
Source: Moral Myopia -
Also played straight towards the end, with Marcus Walker arming the mines on his cruiser and ramming two Liberty battleships.
Source: Ramming Always Works
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