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Meanings of freestanding in English

Standing apart; not attached to or supported by anything.

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Usage of freestanding in English
1
Both have three horns, although clearly one of the horns is freestanding.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
2
It was surrounded by thousands of other massive structures-somefloating, others freestanding.
Year Zero
3
There was a freestanding half-wall that separated those chairs from another row.
A killing night
4
These pieces of freestanding modular furniture represent the ultimate in cocktail cool.
The Irish Times
5
It's the freestanding bell tower, or campanile, of the cathedral next door.
Wired
6
The costs of hospital-based units were considerably higher than those of freestanding units.
Pubmed
7
This means you can maintain a sleek line even with freestanding fridge freezers.
The Irish Times
8
The only vessel large enough to hold it was a freestanding baby's bathtub.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
9
The Company owns a portfolio of freestanding retail stores across the United States.
Reuters
10
French antiques-style bathroom accessories, from 'rusted' freestanding washbasins to decorative mirrors.
The Guardian
11
One was an overhanging line of crimps on a freestanding boulder.
Climbing Magazine
12
The master's element is much shorter than if it were freestanding.
The Guardian
13
Opposite the beds were chests of drawers and freestanding towel racks.
Nothing to lose
14
A 14-foot freestanding boulder loomed in the center of the gym.
Rock and Ice Magazine
15
They were grouped in a tight circle beneath some kind of freestanding shelter.
The passage
16
Hensley rarely talked, opting instead to lap the freestanding boulder in the front.
Climbing Magazine
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