free agencies
free agencies is the plural of free agency.
Meaning of free agency
Noun
free agency (countable and uncountable, plural free agencies)
- A system through which professional athletes are free to play for or sign a contract to play for any team.
- It has been a profitable trade period for the Blues. They also secured Dale Thomas as a restricted free agent and Sam Docherty from the Brisbane Lions, having lost Shaun Hampson in a trade with Richmond and Eddie Betts under free agency.2013 October 25, Alex Malcolm, “Andrejs Everitt gets to Carlton in last minute deal”, in AFL
- The movement of an athlete to a team through this system.
- In his past two free agencies, James joined a team with another superstar in residence, and another star came with him.2018 June 9, Brian Windhorst, “Get ready: Superteams and superstars can recruit LeBron again”, in ESPN
- The status of an athlete as a free agent.
- These players, in a 3-5-2 formation, are days away from free agency with no club yet acquired as pre-season training approaches[…]2018 June 27, “Free agents XI: Out-of-contract stars yet to sign a deal”, in Football365
- Synonym of free will
- The system of his pretended free agency is without support; experience contradicts it every instant, and proves that he never ceases to be under the influence of necessity in all his actions; […].1820 [1770], “Conclusion”, in The System of Nature, translation of Système de la Nature by Paul Henri Thiry Holbach
- Synonyms:
- free will
Questions about free agencies
- What is free agencies the plural of?
- Free agencies is the plural of free agency.
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