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Meanings of freely in English

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Usage of freely in English
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However, some of us can express this view freely; others are nervy.
The Guardian
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The concept is for people and knowledge to move freely throughout Europe.
The Irish Times
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When the Ways were freely open, of course-butthat is long past.
To the blight: the eye of the world
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We all know this: love must be freely given and freely accepted.
Three philosophies of life
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The research is made freely available immediately, within a liberal licensing regime.
The Guardian
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Mursi became president a year ago in Egypt's first freely contested election.
Reuters
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Together they mean goods and services can flow freely across EU borders.
The Irish Times
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Ignoring countless official restrictions, North Koreans trade, talk and travel remarkably freely.
The Guardian
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And I welcome partnership; I am willing to offer my love freely.
Ebony
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Most important, we could discuss quite freely the arrangements on Level 7.
Level 7
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Why can't the content be made available freely online via open access?
The Guardian
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the issue freely.
Reuters
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In many cases there is sufficient data, and it is freely available.
The South African
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Since 1972, I have moved freely among a large number of Neo-Pagans.
Drawing Down the Moon
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However, tourists are still not allowed to freely cross into the North.
BBC
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In conversation he avoided startling references; in action he was freely expressive.
Autobiography of a Yogi
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