About The Word Freely
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Freely
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What's The Definition Of Freely?
[adv] in a free manner; "the painting featured freely brushed strokes"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Freely: Related Terms | Find terms related to Freely: abundantly | amply | bigheartedly | bounteously | bountifully | by choice | candidly | cleanly | easily | electively | frankly | free | freehandedly | freeheartedly | generously | graciously | gratuitously | greatheartedly | handsomely | hospitably | independently | largeheartedly | lavishly | liberally | munificently | openhandedly | openheartedly | openly | optionally | outright | plainly | plentifully | profusely | readily | smoothly | spontaneously | unceremoniously | unconstrainedly | ungrudgingly | unreservedly | unrestrainedly | unselfishly | unsparingly | unstintingly | voluntarily | willfully | willingly | with abandon | with both hands | with open hands | without coercion | without reserve | without restraint | without stint See Also | Freely In Webster's Dictionary \Free"ly\, adv. [AS. fre['o]lice.]
In a free manner; without restraint or compulsion;
abundantly; gratuitously.
Of every tree of the garden thou mayst freely eat.
--Gen. ii. 16.
Freely ye have received, freely give. --Matt. x. 8.
Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell.
--Milton.
Freely we serve Because we freely love. --Milton.
Syn: Independently; voluntarily; spontaneously;
unconditionally; unobstructedly; willingly; readily;
liberally; generously; bounteously; munificently;
bountifully; abundantly; largely; copiously;
plentifully; plenteously.
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