Nothing is absolute. Basically, however, when we want to judge a system and determine its level of democracy, we can refer to these ten basic pillars, which, according to politically scientists, form the basis of democracy. The assumption is that a free person can be more active and creative. We are not talking about freedom as an absolute value. Thus, freedom has limits, i.e., where you start hurting others, or where their freedom starts.
Freedom covers political and religious freedom.
It also covers social freedom, but within the social norms of a given society. Compare, for example, the US, where couples kissing in public is not a problem with our society, where it is not acceptable. This does not mean, however, that American society is democratic and ours is not. As long as society, the majority, decides upon the limits, applying them falls within a democratic concept. Other aspects are civil and cultural freedom, the right to be creative.