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Definition & Meaning of "free"in English

Examples
Free Wi-Fi is available in this café.
02

released from restriction

absolute

free definition and meaning
Examples
The rescued animals were set free in their natural habitat.
2.1

able to move without restriction

Examples
She finally pulled her hair free from the tangled brush.
03

(of a person) not controlled or owned by someone else

free definition and meaning
Examples
He was born free, with no one owning him.
04

having no particular plans or tasks

free definition and meaning
Examples
She enjoyed a free afternoon, allowing her to relax and read a book in the park.
05

not chemically bound and existing independently or unbound in a system

unbound

Examples
The free electrons in the conductor move to create an electric current.
06

not occupied or in use, and therefore available for someone to use

Examples
To schedule a meeting, check if the conference room is free at the desired time.
07

capturing the general meaning or essence of the original text without being word-for-word

Examples
The book was a free translation, focusing on the message rather than the exact words.
08

devoid of something

Examples
The house was free of smoke after the fire was put out.
09

relieved from or lacking something unpleasant or burdensome

Examples
After the surgery, he was free from pain.
10

generous or willing to give without hesitation or restraint

Examples
She was known for being free with her time, always helping others.
11

allowed or able to take a specific action without restriction

Examples
You are free to ask questions during the session.
12

not subject to control, restriction, or oppression by authority or law

Examples
They fought for a free society where every individual could live without fear of oppression.
13

willing to express opinions, often in a direct or unreserved manner

Examples
He is free in his criticism, never shying away from pointing out flaws.
14

acting with a lack of proper social restraint

Examples
His free manner made others uncomfortable, as he spoke to strangers without hesitation.
15

(of a person) having time available

Examples
Are you free this evening to go to the movies?
to free
01

to release someone from captivity or arrest

Transitive: to free sb
to free definition and meaning
Examples
The police decided to free the suspect due to a lack of evidence.
02

to release someone or something from being held back, trapped, or tied down

unbind

Transitive: to free sb/sth
Examples
He freed the bird from the net it was caught in.
03

to make someone or something available to do something they couldn't do before

Transitive: to free sb | to free oneself
Examples
By finishing her project early, she freed herself to help with the new assignment.
04

to clear away obstacles or blockages to make a way or space open

clear

Transitive: to free a pathway
Examples
He worked quickly to free the path across the cluttered floor.
05

to release from responsibilities or commitments

Transitive: to free sb from a responsibility or commitment
Examples
The new policy aims to free employees from unnecessary paperwork, allowing them to focus on creative tasks.
06

to take away something unpleasant or limiting from someone

Transitive: to free sb of something unpleasant | to free sb from something unpleasant
Examples
The therapy freed him of his anxiety, allowing him to live more peacefully.
07

to make resources or assets available for use or access

Transitive: to free a resource or asset
Examples
He decided to free his savings to pay for the repairs.
free
01

without being controlled or restricted

Examples
She danced free, enjoying the moment.
02

without requiring payment

Examples
The samples were distributed free at the market.
-free
01

indicating the absence of something, typically a substance or condition

Examples
She opted for a sugar-free dessert to maintain her healthy diet.
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