to free up
Pronunciation
/fɹˈiː ˈʌp/
British pronunciation
/fɹˈiː ˈʌp/

Definition & Meaning of "free up"in English

to free up
[phrase form: free]
01

to make something available by removing restrictions or allowing it to be used for a different purpose

to free up definition and meaning
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The government decided to free up more funds for social programs by cutting unnecessary expenses.
By delegating some tasks to his assistant, he was able to free more time up for strategic planning.
02

to make time available or release time from commitments

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After automating certain tasks, she was able to free up time for more strategic work.
By streamlining the workflow, the team was successful in freeing up valuable time.
03

to create a gap in one's schedule by removing or rearranging commitments

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Rescheduling non-urgent meetings helped him free up space in his busy schedule.
Eliminating overlapping commitments was essential to free up the schedule for critical projects.
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