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Meanings of finally free in anglès

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Usage of finally free in anglès
1
A family friend said everyone was thrilled that Corby was finally free.
Radio NZ
2
I thought I was finally free of them, all of them, forever.
Allegiant
3
He writes that he is finally free of all hopes & anxieties.
The new yorker
4
Instead, I'm finally free. She touched a gloved hand to his cheek.
Oracle's Queen
5
Victoria's death in 1901 did not mean that Beatrice was finally free.
The Guardian
6
It took him far too much time to finally free himself.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
7
The bunker inmates were now finally free to think of their own survival.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
8
Congo's government yesterday said UN investigators are finally free to inquire into massacre sites.
The Irish Times
9
The 31-year-old told the ABC he was struggling to believe he was finally free.
Radio NZ
10
The director told the Hollywood Reporter he was delighted the men were finally free.
The Guardian
11
Now that we'd left the apartment building behind us, I was finally free of Tony.
After midnight
12
When I arrived I thought I was finally free.
Radio NZ
13
Hands finally free, I began to unfasten the manacles, leather-padded medieval things I'd purchased from
Pandemonium
14
Griff lay with the plastic sheet pinned up and his mouth finally free of tubes.
Quantico
15
It took six years and the threat of Austria invading Schaffhausen to finally free the lord.
BBC
16
She smiled, finally free to get to work.
Big sky standoff
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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