libertarianism

[English libertarian; ism.] The doctrines or principles of libertarians. li-ber-ti-çide, s. [Latin libert ( as ) = liberty; i connective; cædo (in comp.cido ) =to kill.] 1. The act of destroying liberty. 2. One who destroys liberty. (Shelley: Adonais , vi.) *lib-er-tin-age (age as Ig), s. [Eng. libertin ( e ); -age.] Exce ive freedom of opinions or conduct; license. "A growing libertinage , which disposed them to think lightly of the Christian faith."-War burton: Sermons, vol. ix., ser. 13.