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11freely */*/ — UK [ˈfriːlɪ] / US [ˈfrɪlɪ] adverb 1) without being stopped or controlled by rules or laws a freely elected government Players can move freely between clubs. The shares could be traded freely on the open market. 2) easily and smoothly, without… …
12freely — free|ly [ frili ] adverb ** ▸ 1 without controls/limits ▸ 2 easily and smoothly ▸ 3 generously ▸ 4 without hiding anything ▸ 5 in many places 1. ) without being stopped or controlled by rules or laws: a freely elected government The shares could… …
13freely — [ˈfriːli] adv 1) without being controlled by rules Players can move freely between clubs.[/ex] 2) without being stopped or interrupted The traffic is moving quite freely this morning.[/ex] 3) generously, or in a willing way They give their time… …
14freely — adverb Date: before 12th century in a free manner: as a. of one s own accord < left home freely > b. with freedom from external control < a freely elected government > c. without restraint or reservation < spent freely on clothes > d. without… …
15freely — adverb a) In a free manner. Wine was flowing freely. b) Without interference or restriction. I will freely help you. See Also: frankly, openly, costlessly …
16freely — adv. Freely is used with these adjectives: ↑accessible, ↑available, ↑soluble, ↑transferable Freely is used with these verbs: ↑acknowledge, ↑admit, ↑borrow, ↑choose, ↑circulate, ↑confess, ↑ …
17freely — adverb 1) may I speak freely? Syn: openly, candidly, frankly, directly, without beating about the bush, without mincing one s words 2) they gave their time and labour freely Syn: voluntarily, willingly, readily, of …
18freely — Ano kū oko a. ♦ To give freely, hā awi hemolele. ♦ To go freely, hele laulā, hele wale, kahakū …
19freely — free англ. [фри] freely [фри/ли] свободно …
20freely — adverb 1》 not under the control of another. 2》 without restriction or interference. 3》 in copious or generous amounts: she drank freely. 4》 openly and honestly. ↘willingly and readily …
