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free from
adjective as in devoid
verb as in drain
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Example Sentences
No amount of discipline could transform him from the free-from-care, do-as-you-please individual into the polished soldier.
The thought that she could go to the service with such a free-from-care spirit pressed heavily upon his soul.
No matter how much the librarian may insist upon leathers free-from-acid, he is helpless if the binder cannot obtain them.
But Mrs. Browne was apparently a cheerful and free-from-care person when she was introduced to the avaricious rascal.
Moroccos or pigskins must be guaranteed by the manufacturer to be free-from-acid.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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