originally posted by Cloggy
I am assuming that you think it is a joke to say I am Liberal...
liberal, adjective, noun.
adj. 1a. generous; having or giving freely.
Ex. a liberal donation. A liberal giver gives much. The bearers ... are persons to whom you cannot be too liberal (Dickens). Wisely liberal of his money for comfort and pleasure (John Ruskin).
(SYN) bountiful.
b. plentiful; abundant.
Ex. We put in a liberal supply of fuel for the winter.
(SYN) ample, large.
2a. tolerant; not narrow in one's ideas and views; broad-minded.
Ex. a liberal thinker, liberal theology.
b. not strict; not rigorous.
Ex. a liberal interpretation of a rule.
3. favoring progress and reforms.
Ex. a liberal political program.
4. giving the general thought; not a word-for-word rendering; broad and sympathetic as opposed to literal and pedantic.
Ex. a liberal translation.
5. of or having to do with the liberal arts or a liberal education.
6. (Obsolete.)
a. free from restraint; free in speech or action.
b. licentious.
noun a person favorable to progress and reforms.
adv. liberally.
noun liberalness.
Well now I guess the joke is on you.
Sweetmind
Originally Posted by Sweetmind
.................. I am very liberal woman ...
I am assuming that you think it is a joke to say I am Liberal...
liberal, adjective, noun.
adj. 1a. generous; having or giving freely.
Ex. a liberal donation. A liberal giver gives much. The bearers ... are persons to whom you cannot be too liberal (Dickens). Wisely liberal of his money for comfort and pleasure (John Ruskin).
(SYN) bountiful.
b. plentiful; abundant.
Ex. We put in a liberal supply of fuel for the winter.
(SYN) ample, large.
2a. tolerant; not narrow in one's ideas and views; broad-minded.
Ex. a liberal thinker, liberal theology.
b. not strict; not rigorous.
Ex. a liberal interpretation of a rule.
3. favoring progress and reforms.
Ex. a liberal political program.
4. giving the general thought; not a word-for-word rendering; broad and sympathetic as opposed to literal and pedantic.
Ex. a liberal translation.
5. of or having to do with the liberal arts or a liberal education.
6. (Obsolete.)
a. free from restraint; free in speech or action.
b. licentious.
noun a person favorable to progress and reforms.
adv. liberally.
noun liberalness.
Well now I guess the joke is on you.
Sweetmind