Also means
free-spirited, emancipated
Usage Note
Liberado is the past participle of liberar used as an adjective. It can mean physically freed (a prisoner) or socially/ideologically emancipated. In labour contexts trabajador liberado refers to a union official released from regular duties to do union work full-time — a specific technical meaning in Spanish labour law.
Examples
"El prisionero fue liberado tras el acuerdo."
Natural Translation
The prisoner was freed after the agreement.
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