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adjective / verb / adverb

free

FREE/friː/

Not bound by control, restraint, or obligation.

The bird is free as it flies through the open cage door toward the sky.

Bird flies freely through wide open cage door toward sky, unconstrained and unconfined.
Etymology

Old English freo already described people not in bondage or acting by their own will. The payment sense extends the idea of exemption: something free is free of cost.

In context

Elli Mac27:20
they should have been out in the wild living and roaming free not confined in small cages
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More examples

  • The dog ran free.
  • You are free to leave.
  • We have a free afternoon.

Forms

free · frees · freed · freeing · freer · freest

freedom noun — the state of being without restraint

Similar words

liberate
As a verb, emphasizes release from restraint or oppression.