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free

adverb
  1. without restraint
    loose
adjective
  1. not literal
    loose
  2. completely wanting or lacking
    innocentbarrendestitutedevoid
  3. unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion
    “free expansion”
  4. not fixed in position
    detached
  5. able to act at will
  6. not held in servitude
    “After the Civil War I was a free man.”
  7. not occupied or in use
    “a free locker”
  8. not taken up by scheduled activities
    “a free hour between classes”
    spare
  9. costing nothing
    complimentarygratuitouscostlessgratis
noun
  1. people who are free
    “the home of the free and the brave”
    free people
verb
  1. make (assets) available
    releaseunblockunfreeze
  2. let off the hook
    justifyabsolve
  3. free or remove obstruction from
    “free a path across the cluttered floor”
    disengage
  4. remove or force out from a position
    dislodge
  5. release (gas or energy) as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition
    liberate
  6. part with a possession or right
    release
  7. relieve from
    riddisembarrass
  8. grant freedom to
    “free from confinement”
    release
  9. free from obligations or duties
    discharge
  10. make (information) available for publication
    release
  11. grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to
    exemptrelieve