Permissive (adjective)

Allowing or permitting a lot of freedom of behaviour or expression.

Origin:

From the late 17th century, permissive is derived from the latin word "permissus" which means to permit or allow. it was used first in english in the sense of allowing or permitting something to happen or exist.

Examples:

1. She grew up in a permissive household where she was allowed to make her own choices.
2. The school has a permissive attitude towards student dress codes.
3. His permissive parenting style resulted in children who were ill-behaved and disrespectful.
4. Permissive policies can lead to a lack of discipline and structure.
5. The permissive society of the 1960s led to a cultural revolution.