freely
free
ˈfri
fri
ly
li
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British pronunciation
/fɹˈiːli/

Definition & Meaning of "freely"in English

freely
01

without being controlled or limited by others

freely definition and meaning
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After retirement, she traveled freely across Europe without a fixed itinerary.
Children ran freely through the meadow, shouting and laughing.
1.1

without obstruction, interference, or restriction

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Ideas must freely circulate in a university environment.
The chemicals freely moved between the two chambers through the membrane.
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During the feast, wine was poured freely.
He spent money freely on gifts for his friends.
1.3

in an open, honest, or candid manner

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She freely admitted her doubts about the plan.
He spoke freely about his childhood experiences.
1.4

willingly and voluntarily; without pressure or force

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She freely chose to support the initiative.
He freely offered his help without expecting anything in return.
1.5

in a way that departs from strict rules, forms, or models

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The poem was freely adapted for the modern stage.
He quoted the philosopher freely, adding his own interpretation.
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