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freely

[free-lee] / ˈfri li /




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Once the region freezes over, troops and equipment can move more freely.

From The Wall Street Journal

She is now trying to get Russian citizenship to be able to travel more freely, but is caught in a vicious bureaucratic cycle.

From Barron's

The athletes are required to employ all their technical nous to transition efficiently, stripping off reusable 'skins' that give their skis grip for climbing so they can freely ski down two descents.

From Barron's

Suncream's being slathered on, high-fives are flowing as freely as the cold drinks.

From BBC

In Chipotle’s case, Ells freely admits his muse was taquerías in San Francisco’s Mission District that prepped burritos in the assembly line manner and size his company would soon imitate.

From Los Angeles Times