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Home/Rootonym/To free from restraint; to release from enemy occupation or captivity (verb)

To free from restraint; to release from enemy occupation or captivity (verb)

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USA Today Rootonym clue · 8 letters · last seen September 25, 2026

Answer
LIBERATE
LIBERATE · 8 letters · puzzle shows LIBER***
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The Root
LIBERmeans “free”

In a sentence: Rebels plan to LIBERATE kidnapped victims from the prisons of an oppressive regime.

About this clue

The Rootonym clue “To free from restraint; to release from enemy occupation or captivity (verb)” has the answer LIBERATE (8 letters), built on the root LIBER, which means “free”. See the full September 25, 2026 Rootonym puzzle for the other three words, or browse all Rootonym answers.

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