The word liberty, when used alone, has several possible meanings in the English language. The term "liberty," when used by itself can refer to:

Concepts

• Liberty can refer to the concept of "freedom" or the more specific "political freedom".
• Art style, a reference to an artistic style Stile Liberty; this is named after British shopkeeper Arthur Lasenby Liberty.

Places: Liberty is the name of a number of places in the United States.

• Liberty, Indiana
• Liberty, Kentucky
• Liberty, Mississippi
• Liberty, Missouri
• Liberty (town), New York
• Liberty (village), New York
• Liberty, North Carolina
• Liberty, Pennsylvania
• Liberty, South Carolina
• Liberty, Texas
• Liberty, Wisconsin
• Liberty County, Florida
• Liberty County, Georgia
• Liberty County, Texas
• Liberty Township, Michigan
• Liberty Township, Minnesota
• Liberty Township, Ohio
• Liberty Township, Pennsylvania
• Libertyville, Illinois

"Liberty" is also a part of the name of:

• Liberty University
• Arthur Lasenby Liberty
• Stile Liberty
• USS Liberty, the name of multiple United States Navy ships
• Statue of Liberty
• Liberty X

Other meanings:

• Liberty , a magazine published from 1881 - 1908 by Benjamin Tucker.
• Liberty, a magazine published from the late 20th century by R. W. Bradford .
• Liberty (department store)
• Liberty (pressure group) for the British human rights pressure group.
• On Liberty - a political philosophy paper written by John Stuart Mill
• Liberty , a minor 1980s pop group that challenged Liberty X (originally also called Liberty) over the name.
• Liberty!, a 1997 documentary about the American Revolutionary War
• Liberty, a 1990 album by pop group Duran Duran
• Liberty , a 12 meter yacht that unsuccessfully defended the America's Cup in 1983
• Liberty engine , a US First World War V12 aero-engine also used in 1930's British Tanks as the Nuffield Liberty