English to Maori Meaning of freedom - haere noa

Freedom :
haere noa

haere noa, motuhake, herekore, Tuhinga, parapara, pono, ma'itiiti ore, whakamarie, naianei, whati, whakaaetanga, whakaae, te tukua e te, waiho, whakamanatanga, ua apee mai, mana motuhake, haamaitairaa

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Definitions of freedom in English
Noun(1) the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed restraints(2) immunity from an obligation or duty
Examples of freedom in English
(1) the shorts have a side split for freedom of movement(2) This causality of freedom can rule over us only in a condition of free thought and communication.(3) Several approaches to the subject of religion and freedom have been touched upon.(4) those who fought for Irish freedom(5) Violence or intimidation against the media could hamper press freedom and eventually deprive the public of its right to information.(6) Kant's attempt to reconcile determinism and freedom involves placing us in two different realms.(7) Why did we fight for our freedom and suffer so many battles if our ancient ÔÇÿprotectorsÔÇÖ are then going to give our land away to the highest bidder?(8) Like a jailer who throws you into a prison cell while slipping you the key, Europe simultaneously gave the world despotism and freedom .(9) Eighteen months came and went until her boyfriend and a Congressman were able to secure her freedom .(10) freedom of speech(11) We champion freedom not only because it is practical and beneficial but because it is morally right and just.(12) The freedom of MPs to speak the truth as they see it has been a jealously protected right in our Westminster system over the centuries.(13) The present regime is not very tolerant of academic freedom .(14) religious freedom(15) To create width in the backswing, the right arm needs freedom to move back and up into the proper position at the top.(16) That busy line must be a cruel and tantalising reminder of lost freedom for the inmates of the upstate New York penitentiary.
Related Phrases of freedom
(1) freedom of speech ::
haere noa o te kupu
(2) freedom fighter ::
toa haere noa
(3) freedom fighters ::
whawhai haere noa
(4) degree of freedom ::
tohu o te haere noa
(5) freedom of expression ::
haere noa o te faaiteraa
(6) degrees of freedom ::
waeine o te wāteatanga
(7) freedom of choice ::
haere noa o te whiriwhiri
(8) freedom of the press ::
haere noa o te press
(9) religious freedom ::
i töna ake whakapono
(10) fight for freedom ::
whawhai mō te haere noa
Synonyms
Noun
1. liberty ::
herekore
2. independence ::
motuhake
3. exemption ::
whakawāteatanga
4. right ::
matau
Antonyms
Different Forms
freedom, freedoms
Word Example from TV Shows
I took it to bring people freedom.

I took it to bring people FREEDOM.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 10

He's agreed to grant you your freedom.

He's agreed to grant you your FREEDOM.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9

The baseball, the freedom, the rampant morbid obesity.

The baseball, the FREEDOM, the rampant morbid obesity.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

I'll do everything I can to win her freedom and her brother's.

I'll do everything I can to win her FREEDOM and her brother's.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 7

I'll offer them their lives and their freedom

I'll offer them their lives and their FREEDOM

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 1

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It is all about keeping up standards of decency having respect for women and setting a good example to childrenIs it time to ban the sale of fireworks to the publicMore rush on the tracks would of course entail more security measuresThe revamp also aims to encourage people to stay in the city centre before and after a trip to the theatre or the Winter Gardens by making the square an attraction in its own rightArcher does tend to strut around rather arrogantly and on this occasion his behaviour was inappropriate

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All the refugees on the projects books have one thing in common a desire to get a job and earn an honest livingWell if an officer of your rank with clout and a good deal of power and influence does not speak out do you honestly expect that others below your rank wouldLast but not least I deem it an honour and a rare privilege to write about herShe responds with a right hook and catches him off guardhe does see some hope for the future

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One is through sense perception and the other through a direct sort of apprehension of existenceI am very nervous and apprehensive particularly as the hours are ticking awayThus he established the peasant proprietorship and won approbation and support of the overwhelming majority of the populationAgricultural improvement required the elimination of the fallow and the raising of yields but such innovation required more animals manuremachines for the arable Curbs were placed on the arbitrary exercise of power and steps were taken to give some measure of regularity to the legal system

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