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Misspelling
ffree, fre, freeee, frree, phree, ree

Free — synonyms, free antonyms, definition

1. free (a)

128 synonyms
accessible acquitted adjourned admissible allowable altruistic at hand autarchic autonomous available benevolent bold bounteous bountiful broad candid charitable clear cleared compassionate • • •

2. free (Verb)

82 synonyms
absolve acquit adjourn admit break up clear cut away deliver discharge disclose discontinue disembarrass disencumber disengage disentangle dislodge dismiss disoblige dispense disperse • • •
2 antonyms
confine obstruct
11 definitions

free (Verb) — Grant freedom to; free from confinement.

free (Verb) — Relieve from. ex. "free the house of pests"

free (Verb) — Remove or force out from a position. ex. "He finally could free the legs of the earthquake victim who was buried in the rubble"

free (Verb) — Grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to. ex. "She freed me from the exam"

free (Verb) — Make (information) available for publication. ex. "free the list with the names of the prisoners"

free (Verb) — Release from obligations or duties.

free (Verb) — Remove obstruction from. ex. "free a path across the cluttered floor"

free (Verb) — Let off the hook. ex. "I free you from this responsibility"

free (Verb) — Part with a possession or right.

free (Verb) — (chemistry) release (gas or energy) as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition.

free (Verb) — Make (assets) available. ex. "free the holdings in the dictator's bank account"

16 types of
bring forth forgive generate give hand issue pardon pass pass on reach remove supply take take away turn over withdraw
43 types
bail bail out cashier cleanse clear cut declassify deregulate derequisition derestrict dig out disembody disembroil disencumber disentangle disinfest disinvest disinvolve dispense divest • • •

3. free (Adjective)

8 synonyms
barren costless courtesy destitute detached devoid innocent spare
2 antonyms
bound unfree
9 definitions

free (Adjective) — Able to act at will; not hampered; not under compulsion or restraint. ex. "free enterprise" ex. "a free port" ex. "a free country" ex. "I have an hour free" ex. "free will" ex. "free of racism" ex. "feel free to stay as long as you wish" ex. "a free choice"

free (Adjective) — Costing nothing. ex. "free admission"

free (Adjective) — (physics) unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion. ex. "free expansion" ex. "free oxygen" ex. "a free electron"

free (Adjective) — Not occupied or in use. ex. "a free locker" ex. "a free lane"

free (Adjective) — Not fixed in position. ex. "he pulled his arm free and ran"

free (Adjective) — Not held in servitude. ex. "after the Civil War he was a free man"

free (Adjective) — Not taken up by scheduled activities. ex. "a free hour between classes"

free (Adjective) — Completely wanting or lacking. ex. "writing free of insight"

free (Adjective) — Not literal. ex. "a free translation of the poem"

1 see also
freedom
2 topics
chemical science chemistry

4. free (Noun)

1 synonym
free people
1 definition

free (Noun) — People who are free. ex. "the home of the free and the brave"

1 type of
people

5. free (Adverb)

1 definition

free (Adverb) — Without restraint. ex. "cows in India are running free"