unliberated
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈlɪbəˌreɪtɪd/
- Specialized
- Many people feel unliberated by their circumstances.
Examples
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In some philosophies, meditation is a path for the unliberated to seek freedom from suffering.
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According to the teachings, an unliberated soul continues to experience the cycle of birth and death.
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The monk explained that most people remain unliberated due to attachment and ignorance.
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The teachings suggest that the unliberated soul suffers endlessly.
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Many people feel unliberated because they are still stuck in their beliefs about life and happiness.
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She realized that her unliberated mind often led her to make decisions based on fear rather than genuine desire.
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The philosophy teaches that unliberated souls continue to experience cycles of suffering and rebirth until they achieve enlightenment.
Synonyms
Not free because someone else controls your life or choices
Not yet active or noticed inside someone
A person who is still under another person's legal control, for example a child
Still holding old moral or religious beliefs
How Liberated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unliberated breaks into un- 'not' and liberate 'to free', like the word liberty, but used in religion it means not free from 'suffering' or the cycle of birth and death. So, an unliberated soul is one still bound by those troubles and not freed in a spiritual way.