英和和英

to restrain one's liberty―restrict one's freedom―curb one's freedom―fetter one's freedom

restriction (of freedom)

to restrain one's liberty―restrict one's freedom―curb one's freedom―fetter one's freedom―tie one's hands

a rule or condition that limits freedom

absolute freedom

give free rein to

the act of restraining of a person's liberty by confining them

to gain freedom

to curb one's free action―fetter one's free action―tie one's hands

mundane affairs that restrict a person's freedom

be zealous for freedom

to advocate liberty―preach liberty

to place severe restrictions on a person's freedom to act or behave

to command anything

deprive of freedom

restricting the scope or freedom of action

taking undue liberties

freedom from restraint

to curb one's free action―fetter one's free action―tie one's hands

to leave one a free hand―give one a free hand

freedom of the will

to give one a free hand―leave one a free hand

limit [restrict] a person's latitude in doing …

to deprive someone of freedom

a defender of liberty

to take independent action

to gag the freedom of speech

to regain one's liberty

ask for and get free

to the one's hands―lay one under restrictions