Synonyms for liberalization
lib·er·al·iza·tion

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1. liberalization, liberalisation, relaxationnoun

   the act of making less strict

   Synonyms:
   liberalisation, relaxation method, ease, easiness, loosening, slackening, relaxation, relaxation behavior, rest, repose

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1. • Easing

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1. List of paraphrases for "liberalization":

   liberalisation, liberation, liberalising, liberalizing, liberalized, liberalise, liberating, liberate, deregulation, al-tahrir, freeing, tahrir, liberalism

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1. Saeed Leylaz:

   We have to go ahead with the liberalization of the economy, we have no other choice( if we are to) reduce poverty, the main powers in Iran are under the control of The Supreme Leader. Nothing will change dramatically or suddenly. Only in economic affairs we will have a much better position in parliament.

2. Klaas Dijkhoff:

   Visa liberalization brings great benefits but there also are risks. It is designed for short stays of tourists or for business travel.

3. Roger Carr:

   Saudi Arabia was a country that was developing very well under new leadership - a sense of liberalization, opening up the country, opening up to opportunities for women. All these things were being very well received, two issues damaged the position of Saudi Arabia in eyes of the world - the Khashoggi affair is one of them and also the war in Yemen.

4. Donald Tusk:

   Here again, unity is our greatest strength and my objective is simple - we stick to our guns, this means a permanent exemption from U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel if we are to discuss possible trade liberalization with the US.

5. Ted Henken:

   This wasn't an accident, especially since it's two different people, i think the government is taking the challenge instead of silencing it. It can be portrayed as a further sign of liberalization.