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Meanings of free spirit in English

Someone acting freely or even irresponsibly.

Usage of free spirit in English
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Behind her lawyer's caution, he realized, there was also a free spirit.
New york: the novel
2
But you never knew with Liz-shewas something of a free spirit.
New york: the novel
3
She was a free spirit, and he lived uncomfortably with his longing.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
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Kate is a free spirit and she appreciates that Goody is talented.
News.com.au
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Now she is a free spirit, training to be a criminal lawyer.
The Irish Times
6
Joe was like a wild proud bird, and a totally free spirit.
Lone eagle
7
As before, my health is sound and my free spirit is clear.
The Crushed Flower, and Other Stories
8
God is a free spirit, personal, self-directing, unexhausted by His present activities.
Studies in the Life of the Christian: His Faith and His Service
9
Is it strange that the nature of this wild free spirit changes?
Ohio Arbor Day 1913: Arbor and Bird Day Manual / Issued for the ...
10
He never quite lost the free spirit of the village cricketer.
The Guardian
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He was a free spirit, detested schedules and plans, and was always late.
Dating game
12
She was a free spirit, and the Droods have always been about control.
From hell with love
13
Fargo was a free spirit who lived by his own rules.
Fortunate harbor
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Sierra Kelly-thenearest thing to a free spirit he knew-wasnot a money-grubber.
The inconvenient bride
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She was older than Adrian, divorced frequently, and kind of a free spirit.
Heartbeat
16
Like Mallmann, legendary American singer and songwriter Nina Simone was a free spirit.
Wired
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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