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Meanings of freeing in English
Usage of freeing in English
1
One thing: it's really freeing to be able to use adjectives again.
2
He saw in the current a live thing freeing itself in terror.
3
What impact tighter liquor laws could have in 'freeing-up' local trauma wards.
4
Robots later succeeded in freeing the bound-up saw, a source told Reuters.
5
Tad struggled desperately and in a brief time succeeded in freeing himself.
6
He felt he had shown his commitment by freeing top communist leaders.
7
Having caged the hawk there was no harm in freeing the pigeon.
8
The government intervened and is looking at freeing up another FM frequency.
9
The southern people have no regrets for the freeing of the slaves.
10
We caught it while freeing the original test subject, my wolfdog, Cooper.
11
Aubert was not content with his success in freeing Conradi and Polounine.
12
But D'Alema said the Taliban broke the deal by only freeing Mastrogiacomo.
13
It was freeing and really satisfying at the end of the day.
14
You have indeed shown both skill and courage in thus freeing yourself.
15
It has previously handed down lengthy sentences to foreigners before freeing them.
16
I am confident that freeing up land around Sixfields will achieve that.
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Freeing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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