Cinderella liberty
Cinderella liberty noun: a period of leave that ends at midnight.
Noun
Cinderella liberty (countable and uncountable, plural Cinderella liberties)
Forms of Cinderella liberty
| plural | Cinderella liberties |
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Origin of Cinderella liberty
After the fairy-tale character Cinderella, who is instructed to leave the ball by midnight before the enchantments that allow her to be there come to an end.
Questions about Cinderella liberty
- What does Cinderella liberty mean?
- Cinderella liberty means a period of leave that ends at midnight.
- What part of speech is Cinderella liberty?
- Cinderella liberty is a noun.
- What is the plural of Cinderella liberty?
- The plural of Cinderella liberty is Cinderella liberties.
Words near Cinderella liberty in the dictionary
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