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freely
adjective as in without restriction
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adverb as in easily, smoothly done
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Example Sentences
In the film, the moment lands with a warmth that’s almost painful: kindness given freely, even blindly, becomes the thing that finally draws The Creature out of hiding.
In a letter, she warned the government was not reflecting "Labour values" and she was leaving so she could "speak freely".
At a rival campaign rally, the ultraconservative Kast reiterated his vision of a country where those living in fear are criminals while "citizens walk about freely."
"Every time I go to the gym, I remember that there was a time in Afghanistan when I wasn't even allowed to exercise freely," Roya told BBC News Afghan.
On “Blues for Langston,” this invites Mr. Lloyd to glide freely and with a gorgeously translucent flute tone.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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