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freely
adjective as in without restriction
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adverb as in easily, smoothly done
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Welby talks freely now about what he got wrong and his sense of shame, and enthusiastically about the changes to safeguarding in the Church since 2013.
Wikipedia has strict rules for photography and copyright, so the pictures uploaded must be a contributor's own, freely licenced or in the public domain.
Mr Astley said he could not pass the extra costs on to his customers because "consumer confidence is low" and they are not spending as freely as before.
Officials quoted here are speaking on condition of anonymity in order to comment freely on what are volatile times in US-European relations.
"We want these companies moved from our village," one witness told us, "otherwise we will not be able to breathe freely."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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