### leveling:

Reconciliation
* also means reconciliation between faith groups.
* can only happen when peoples labor and live together.
* happens through the forgiveness of sin.
* is about each culture learning from and adjusting to the other
  - healing wounds, and forming healthy scars, and learning to live again
  - healing, liberation, and forgiveness
  - making connections and creating opportunities
* is about people and bringing people together
  - communities coming together
  - the fundamental worth of every human being
  - also a relationship word
* is an event of the heart, a phenomenon of the soul
  - indispensable ingredient in the process of building one nation
  - issue for all age groups and all sectors of society
  - opportunity for forgiveness, but also for renewal of spirit
  - cooperation
  - equalizations
  - government policy
* is the bringing back into friendship a world that was alienated by sin
  - together of that which has been sundered, set apart
  - play of light and dark
  - process by which the historial wounds of nations are addressed
  - program of the church that works to overcome racism
  - responsibility of everyone
  - restoration of trust in a relationship where trust has been damaged
  - sacrament through which sins are confessed and forgiven
  - triumph of tolerance over racism, of understanding and respect over mistrust
  - work of the whole nation
* means being able to exercise our rights to our traditional lands and resources
  - remembering that a relationship was once whole and loving
  - the settling of differences, restoring harmony, a coming together of society
  - to bring someone or something into a right relationship with another
* mental event and can only occur through activity in the mental realm.
* often involves suffering.
* private confession.
* relationship term.
* two person act, which requires the full cooperation of the injurer.
* way of life.

Lexeme
* Some lexemes have several stems but one lemma.
* are simply noun, verb, and adjective stems which express general concepts.
+ Lemma (linguistics), Difference between stem and lemma: Linguistics

### liberalism:

Neoliberalism
* are liberalism.
* demands the privatisation of everything.
* is also against a centrally governed economy
  - known in the United States as neoconservatism
  - the name given by many the world over to the latest stage of capitalism
* means freedom for capitalists to be capitalists.
* refers to today's new liberalism.
+ Neoliberalism, What do Neoliberals want?: Philosophy :: Politics :: Economic theories
  * Neoliberals are openly against lobbying of groups, state interventions that aim to protect national interests, like import duties or subsidies. Neoliberalism is also against a centrally governed economy. What is more it frowns upon the Laissez-faire of classical Liberalism.

### libertine | adulterer:

Slut
* are located in bars
  - women
* is an adulterer

Philanderer
* Some philanderers merely take on sex as a hobby.
* are just as often family men as they are bachelors

### library:

Lending library
* Lending libraries are libraries.
* Some lending libraries have strict policies for the return of their books.