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liberty of indifference

liberty of indifference noun: freedom of the will because, before action, the will is undetermined as to acting or not acting.

Noun

liberty of indifference (uncountable)

  1. Freedom of the will because, before action, the will is undetermined as to acting or not acting.

Questions about liberty of indifference

What does liberty of indifference mean?
Liberty of indifference means freedom of the will because, before action, the will is undetermined as to acting or not acting.
What part of speech is liberty of indifference?
Liberty of indifference is a noun.

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