'liberation-seeking' originates from the combination of 'liberation' and 'seeking', where 'liberation' comes from Latin 'liberatio', meaning 'a setting free', and 'seeking' is derived from Old English 'sēcan', meaning 'to go in search of'.

'liberation' evolved from the Latin 'liberatio' through Old French 'liberacion', and 'seeking' from Old English 'sēcan', eventually forming the modern English term 'liberation-seeking'.

Initially, 'liberation' meant 'a setting free', and 'seeking' meant 'to go in search of'. Together, they evolved to mean 'actively pursuing freedom'.