Free [adjective]
Definition of Free:
without charge
Opposite/Antonyms of Free:
● Mean
● Occupied
● Busy
● Enslaved
● Barred
● Limited
● Hindered
● Costly
● Confined
● Bound
● Priced
Sentence/Example of Free:
The advertisements also seemed to target women and working mothers with fat-free snacks to be eaten at work, on the go, and while “kickin’ back.”
You cannot think different in a nation where you cannot breathe free.
So, in some sense, the Swedes can have this very harmonious redistributive society because they’re free-riding off the cutthroat society.
Singapore’s government launched a similar initiative in 2019 when it partnered with Fitbit to provide Singapore residents with free Fitbit fitness trackers if they bought a premium subscription to the company’s coaching program.
Time’s Up, an organization that advocates for harassment-free workplaces for women, denounced the host’s use of the phrase.
Product labeling for “inactive” ingredientsAs the so-called “inactive” ingredients in medicines, excipients are often mistaken as being free from potential harm.
“Much of the retail volume is coming out of platforms like Robinhood where users can trade for free, especially in stocks like Zoom and Peloton.”
It’s also the same reason people who moved jobs were more likely to take a free bus pass.
You can find options in every state with this free online map.
What need to look to right or left when you are swallowing up free mile after mile of dizzying road?