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to free up
[phrase form: free]
01
to make something available by removing restrictions or allowing it to be used for a different purpose
Example
I am freeing up my schedule for the upcoming family gathering.
The government decided to free up more funds for social programs by cutting unnecessary expenses.
He hopes that selling his old car will free up some cash for a down payment on a new one.
02
to make time available or release time from commitments
Example
Cancelling unnecessary appointments helped him free up time for personal development.
Adopting efficient time management techniques enabled them to free up time for leisure activities.
Outsourcing administrative tasks allowed her to free up substantial time each week.
03
to create a gap in one's schedule by removing or rearranging commitments
Example
Rescheduling non-urgent meetings helped him free up space in his busy schedule.
Adjusting the project timeline allowed them to free up the schedule for additional quality checks.
Eliminating overlapping commitments was essential to free up the schedule for critical projects.
Example
I am freeing up my schedule for the upcoming family gathering.
The government decided to free up more funds for social programs by cutting unnecessary expenses.
He hopes that selling his old car will free up some cash for a down payment on a new one.
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