Crossword-Solution: LIBERALISE 10 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 12

Nevertheless, his is I think unapproachably the grandest work of the present century, and the one most likely to liberalise opinion.

Sickles, then thirty-four years old, who was destined to play a conspicuous part when the country was in difficulty and the Government in danger, sought to broaden and liberalise its work; but the convention sullenly outvoted him.

Whatever tendency to "liberalise" the mind from _dogmas_ and _creeds_ prevails in these works, the talents and learning of Collins were of the first class.

The celebrated Marquis of Lansdowne introduced a useful word, which has of late been warmly adopted in France as well as in England--_to liberalise_; the noun has been drawn out of the verb--for in the marquis's time that was only an abstract conception which is now a sect; and to _liberalise_ was theoretically introduced before the _liberals_ arose.[28] It is curious to observe that as an adjective it had formerly in our language a very opposite meaning to its recent one.

The grazing selector is spreading over the interior rapidly; and before the expiration of the leases now in existence, more land legislation is sure to be introduced to liberalise the terms and initiate a system for obtaining the freehold of parts of these large grazing farms.