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Meanings of freed in English

Liberated.

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Extricated.

Usage of freed in English
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However, some of the recently freed members still defend their violent past.
Reuters
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An amnesty earlier this week involved just a dozen prisoners being freed.
The Guardian
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He had been freed four days earlier, after twenty-seven years of imprisonment.
True compass: a memoir
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It's basically common sense, freed from punitive and outdated attitudes about crime.
Radio NZ
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Protesters freed him last week but he was detained again within days.
Reuters
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He was freed of a similar charge on May 21, last year.
Jamaica Observer
7
Tubman is also known for the quote: I freed a thousand slaves.
Ebony
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A diplomatic source had earlier said Taliban rebels had freed the hostage.
Reuters
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Earlier today, you brought six zombies to the mayor to be freed.
Rogues
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The Tanzania-based court also freed Zigiranyirazo citing serious factual and legal errors.
Reuters
11
Four French hostages abducted in northern Niger were also freed last month.
Reuters
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Those detained will be freed later on Saturday, a police officer said.
The Irish Times
13
The juvenile was freed after completing three years in a reform home.
Reuters
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They were freed within hours, after police reinforcements arrived in the area.
Reuters
15
She freed Bast, and used her own power to seal the breach.
The red pyramid
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It said they were all freed along with two female crew members.
Reuters
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