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free
adjective as in without charge
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adjective as in unrestrained personally
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adjective as in unrestrained politically
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- emancipated
- enfranchised
- liberated
- sovereign
adjective as in not busy; unoccupied
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adjective as in generous, unsparing
verb as in liberate, let go
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Example Sentences
In the film, Shakespeare writes his most famous play, “Hamlet,” out of his grief — an artistic achievement that also frees Agnes from her suffering.
Their tests showed that this approach frees the water within minutes, while heat-driven systems typically require tens of minutes or several hours.
A mural of Rashford, who led a campaign against the government's plans to scrap free school meals out of term time, was defaced in south Manchester following the final.
Siemens’ announcement came a week after it upgraded its financial targets for its fiscal 2028, signaling confidence it can deliver on the new targets while freeing up cash along the way.
A group of around 10 community members also started the Justice for Marwan campaign, a targeted on- and offline effort to keep Marouf’s story at the forefront until he is freed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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