How to use freely in a sentence

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• They believe in copyleft because they want their software to be used freely by anyone.From the entry copyleft
• A gyrocopter’s rotor spins freely due to airflow rather than engine power.From the entry gyrocopter
• Ethereal products flee once freely exposed to air.From the entry flee
• I say I did him a service by ending our relationship – now he can freely pursue his career.From the entry service
• A rope renders well, that is, passes freely.From the entry render
• I was perspiring freely after running the marathon.From the entry perspire
• She looked favourably on people who gave freely their assistance.From the entry favourably
• She looked favorably on people who gave freely their assistance.From the entry favorably
• Before flight, it is vital to ensure all control surfaces are clear of obstruction and can move smoothly and freely.From the entry control surface
• Everyone spoke freely, until the boss weighed in.From the entry weigh in
• By becoming a poll worker, you will help ensure that all registered voters are able to exercise their right to vote freely, without obstruction or influence.From the entry poll worker
• The Spanish national will was never freely expressed through the ballot box.”2024 August 5, Michelle Goldberg, “JD Vance Just Blurbed a Book Arguing That Progressives Are Subhuman”, in The New York Times, New York…. From the entry dictator
• And my Italian friends freely admit the secondo is the least interesting part of their cuisine.2023, Rick Steves, Fred Plotkin, Rick Steves Italy for Food Lovers. From the entry secondo
• To freely move around the school when you should be in class requires an official hall pass.2018, Erica Catherman, Jonathan Catherman, The Girls' Guide to Conquering Middle School, Revell, →ISBN. From the entry hall pass
• Although they did not carry firearms, titushky freely employed violence and coordinated their actions with the police.2015, Serhy Yekelchyk, The Conflict in Ukraine: What Everyone Needs to Know, New York: Oxford University Press, page 109. From the entry titushky
• The thing must be given freely or misfortune rebounds.” Ah, but Andrei had already bespelled the lass.2014, Maggie MacKeever, Vampire, Bespelled. From the entry bespell
• It will likely develop more gracefully, having allowed the world to develop freely within itself.2014, Aleph Alpha, "Words of Tomorrow". From the entry deperish
• Many echinoderms are still bilateral as larvae, and swim freely in the ocean like baby fish.2012, Caspar Henderson, The Book of Barely Imagined Beings, Granta Books, published 2013, page 47. From the entry echinoderm
• This is just how the example turned out, but you can freely intermix declarations and nondeclarations.2012, Ben Klemens, 21st Century C: C Tips from the New School, page 117. From the entry nondeclaration
• In short, financial markets should be free to resiliate freely and without the impact of lobbying.2011, Gunilla Sundström, Erik Hollnagel, Governance and Control of Financial Systems, →ISBN, page 137. From the entry resiliate
• She will freely admit that she's anally retentive to the point of bonkersdom.2010, Nigel Goodall, A Life in Time and Space - The Biography of David Tennant. From the entry bonkersdom
• Finally, there is the group of jinniyyas who travel freely without any form of custody.2007, Richard van Leeuwen, The Thousand and One Nights: Space, Travel and Transformation (Routledge Studies in Middle Eastern Literatures…. From the entry jinniyya
• Floriography became popular in Victorian times when strict etiquette didn't allow women to express their feelings freely.2004, Pamela Griffin, A Single Rose (Heartsong Presents; HP586), Uhrichsville, Oh.: Heartsong Presents, →ISBN, page 27. From the entry floriography
• Overpermissive owners want to spoil their dogs and usually freely admit they spoil their dogs.2003, Liz Palika, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Yorkshire Terriers. From the entry overpermissive
• I inhale slowly not wanting to miss any ounce of nature’s freely provided version of smell-o-rama.2000 September, L. B. Sedlacek, Suicide Pumpkins: A Love Story, Xlibris Corporation, page 86. From the entry smell-o-rama
• At twenty-six weeks, your baby-to-be can move freely in your womb.2000, Theresa Francis-Cheung, Pregnancy Weight Management: Before, During, After, Adams Media, →ISBN, page 27. From the entry baby-to-be
• They follow their whims and freely admit that they have done so.1997 February 18, Richard K Harrison, “Naturalismo e schematicismo, un problema in linguas auxiliar”, in sci.lang (Usenet). From the entry auxlanger
• Creatures act freely and responsibly as the proximate causes of their own moral actions.1996, Bob Burridge, “God’s Decrees: Certainty and Contingency”, in Survey Studies in Reformed Theology, Genevan Institute for Reformed…. From the entry pandeism
• Therefore, a function is needed to support the reference operation freely between closely related items.1993, B. Z. Barta, John Eccleston, Rudolf Hambusch, Computer mediated education of information technology professionals and advanced…. From the entry hyperstructure
• Certainly Nick isn′t too crash hot on the old pen, something which he admits freely.1991, Antonio Casella, The Sensualist, page 28. From the entry crash hot
• We first note that wh-movement can freely strand prepositions in Icelandic, as in the other Scandinavian languages.1985, Joan Maling, Annie Zaenen, “Preposition-Stranding and Passive”, in Nordic Journal of Linguistics, volume 8, number 2, →DOI, page 199. From the entry strand
• Others freely combine regular, geometric shapes—a cylinder, rectangle, or spiral—with dense aggregates of small sugarcube-like metal bits.1976, “Orenstein, Philip”, in Judith Tannenbaum, editor, New York Art Yearbook, 1975–1976, volume 1, New York, N.Y.: Noyes Art Books…. From the entry sugarcube
• A judge, more freely than a jury, can exercise discretion uncouched in technical legalities.1968, Loyola University of Los Angeles law review: Volumes 1-3. From the entry uncouched
• Your money freely returned if you don’t win a valuable prize.1960, Herbert Gold, “The tunnel of love”, in Therefore Be Bold: A Novel, New York, N.Y.: The Dial Press, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 246. From the entry pamby
• The “bacillus of boom or depression,” he wrote, travels freely “from country to country.”1934 [2018], Gottfried Haberler quoted in Quinn Slobodian, Globalists, 71. From the entry bacillus
• They had felled too freely here; the sawmills had taken over-much, leaving next to no young wood.1922, Knut Hamsun, translated by W. Worster, Wanders, London: Gyldendal, page 190. From the entry overmuch
• Tormey, who distributed her gifts freely among the women, an appropriate “jingle” accompanying each gift.1912 December 19, “[Young Men Will Give Dance Party […]] Wednesday Club Christmas Luncheon.”, in The Spokesman-Review, 30th year, number…. From the entry Mme. Santa Claus

Meaning of freely

1. adjective Free; frank.
2. adjective Generous; noble; excellent; beautiful; lovely.
3. adverb In a free manner.

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Questions about freely in a sentence

How do you use freely in a sentence?

Freely is used as an adjective and adverb. For example: “Wine was flowing freely.”

What is a short sentence with freely?

“Wine was flowing freely.”

What does freely mean?

Freely means free; frank.