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Meanings of free-range in English

Method of farming where animals can roam freely outdoors.

Free-range.

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Examples for "free-range farming"
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But countries like England are going back to cages because of disease issues with free-range farming.
The Guardian
Usage of free-range in English
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Vectes was a much looser, more free-range animal, impossible to rein in.
Anvil Gate
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A shortage of free-range, gluten-free pumpkin ale at the local tap house?
Ebony
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Examples include small-batch cheeses, free-range turkeys, artisanal maple syrups and fair-trade coffees.
Reuters
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The author has also written and published extensively on free-range chicken farming.
Down with the Cities!
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No doubt some of the mutts roaming the footpaths are free-range pets.
The Irish Times
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Picked up a free-range bird at Waitrose; it's in the oven now.
The Fuller Memorandum
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Factor in a free-range organic turkey and £16 looks like a bargain.
The Guardian
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They were mostly jerries and lulus, but plenty of free-range people too.
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Within the fields, two acres are set aside for rearing free-range pigs.
The Guardian
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The Labour Party said a clear definition of free-range eggs was also needed.
Radio NZ
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The market for ethically-reared free-range meat is, in global terms, tiny.
The Guardian
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Ms Macdonald also took exception with the free-range label for chickens.
Radio NZ
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It called into question the integrity of free-range eggs in supermarkets.
Radio NZ
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Gingrich's tendency toward free-range cogitation has always mystified his straight-and-narrow colleagues.
The new yorker
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Eating beef from free-range, humanely-raised living animals or lab grown cells?
Wired
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The chicken itself was a 2kg free-range chicken of the very best quality.
The Guardian
Free-range through the time