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Synonym for free [verb]
The synonym free synonymous definition words:
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free [verb]
means "action"liberate, deliver, discharge, loosen, emancipate, manumit, release, exempt, deliver
free [adjective]
means "property"sovereign, autarchic, independent, released, unfettered, autonomous, clear, exempt, immune, uncontrolled, unencumbered, easy, firm, swift, unimpeded, lax, loose, unattached, gratis, gratuitous, complimentary
free [adjective]
means "characteristic"open, unconfined, unimpeded, unfettered, unobstructed, unrestricted, unregulated
free [adjective]
means "character trait"immoral, lewd, libertine, licentious, loose, ribald, generous, bountiful, charitable, lavish, liberal, munificent, open-handed
free [adjective]
means "behaviour"familiar, easy, frank, informal, open, unceremonious, unconstrained
Further results for the word "free"
adjourn [verb]
means "dissolve"free
allowable [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, permitted, available, open, free, public
autonomous [adjective]
means "sovereign"autarchic, independent, released, unfettered, free
clear [verb]
means "activity"free, remove, rid, flush, empty, drain, extricate, disentangle, free, disencumber, disengage, remove obstructions
complimentary [adjective]
means "free of charge"free, gratis
disentangle [verb]
means "extricate"clear, free, disencumber, disengage, remove obstructions, vacate
dissolve [verb]
means "adjourn"free
effortless [adjective]
means "easy"free, elementary, informal, smooth, simple, unconstrained
emancipate [verb]
means "liberate"deliver, discharge, loosen, free, manumit, release
forgiving [adjective]
means "inclined to forgive"noble, compassionate, merciful, kind, charitable, free
frank [adjective]
means "behaviour"candid, bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted
immune [adjective]
means "clear"exempt, free, uncontrolled
loose [verb]
means "action"disengage, release, unfasten, loosen, free, undo
loose [adjective]
means "characteristic"free, released, unrestrained, unrestricted, unattached, unconfined
open [verb]
means "action"free, loosen
open [adjective]
means "permission"admissible, accessible, permitted, available, allowable, free
open-hearted [adjective]
means "candid"bold, forthright, free, open, frank, outspoken
outspoken [adjective]
means "candid"bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted, frank
permitted [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, open, available, allowable, free, public
release [verb]
means "liberate"deliver, free, set free, emancipate, loose, discharge
salvage [verb]
means "rescue"save, deliver, extricate, free, release, liberate
set right [adjective]
means "exculpated"vindicated, discharged, cleared, free, exonerated
unbounded [adjective]
means "unrestrained"unrestricted, unconfined, uncontrolled, free, unbridled, unfettered
unceremonious [adjective]
means "familiar"easy, frank, informal, open, free, unconstrained
unconfined [adjective]
means "open"free, unimpeded, unfettered, unobstructed, unrestricted, unregulated
unfasten [verb]
means "disengage"release, loose, loosen, free, undo, set free
unimpeded [adjective]
means "unencumbered"easy, firm, swift, free
unlock [verb]
means "disengage"release, unfasten, loosen, free, undo, set free
unmarried [adjective]
means "single"unwed, eligible, unattached, free
unregulated [adjective]
means "open"unconfined, unimpeded, unfettered, unobstructed, unrestricted, free
unrestricted [adjective]
means "admissible"accessible, permitted, available, allowable, free, public
untie [verb]
means "unfasten"disentangle, undo, loose, release, free
freedom [noun]
means "liberation"rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity, parole
freely [adjective]
means "without encumbrance"unhindered
freethinker [noun]
means "independent thinker"eclectic, heretic, radical, atheist, non-believer, maverick, individualist
freeze [verb]
means "activity"chill, benumb, nip, refrigerate, cool, ice, become solid, frost, congeal, solidify, refrigerate
abounding [adjective]
means "abundant"bountiful, copious, thriving, affluent, free-flowing, teeming
abundantly [object]
means "generously"easily, profusely, openly, freely, extravagantly
affluent [adjective]
means "abundant"bountiful, copious, thriving, abounding, free-flowing, teeming
autonomy [noun]
means "independence"freedom, liberty, autocracy, sovereignty
bountiful [adjective]
means "abundant"affluent, copious, thriving, abounding, free-flowing, teeming
chill [verb]
means "refrigerate"ice, freeze, frost
cold [noun]
means "property"coldness, frigidity, chill, ice, freeze, frost
coldness [noun]
means "cold"chill, coolness, iciness, nip, freezing, frigidity
copious [adjective]
means "abundant"bountiful, affluent, thriving, abounding, free-flowing, teeming
crystallise [verb]
means "solidify"freeze, harden, refrigerate, congeal, crystallize, set
crystallize [verb]
means "solidify"freeze, harden, refrigerate, crystallise, congeal, set
deliberately [object]
means "voluntarily"willingly, freely, intentionally, frankly
delivery [noun]
means "setting free"deliverance, liberation, release, rescue, freeing, pardon
emancipation [noun]
means "liberation"rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, freedom, impunity
familiarity [noun]
means "informality"freedom, unconstraint
frankly [object]
means "voluntarily"willingly, deliberately, intentionally, freely
frankness [noun]
means "openness"freedom, forthrightness, ingenuousness, spontaneity
frigid [adjective]
means "cold"freezing, frosty, cool
frigidity [noun]
means "coldness"cold, chill, ice, freeze, frost, iciness
iciness [noun]
means "cold"coldness, coolness, chill, nip, freezing, frigidity
icy [adjective]
means "characteristic"cold, freezing, frosty, glacial, polar, frigid
impunity [noun]
means "liberation"rescue, redemption, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, freedom
individualist [noun]
means "independent thinker"freethinker
informality [noun]
means "familiarity"freedom, unconstraint
ingenuousness [noun]
means "openness"frankness, forthrightness, freedom, spontaneity
intentionally [object]
means "voluntarily"willingly, deliberately, freely, frankly
laxity [noun]
means "familiarity"freedom, licence, looseness
liberation [noun]
means "freeing"deliverance, freedom, rescue, emancipation, release
looseness [noun]
means "familiarity"laxity, licence, freedom
openhanded [adjective]
means "generous"kind, charitable, altruistic, benevolent, freehanded, unsparing
parasitical [noun]
means "blood-sucking"depleting, exhausting, grasping, taking, draining, free-loading
parole [noun]
means "liberation"freedom
pirate [noun]
means "buccaneer"privateer, rover, corsair, sea dog, freebooter
plentiful [adjective]
means "abundant"bountiful, copious, thriving, abounding, free-flowing, teeming
profusely [object]
means "generously"easily, freely, openly, abundantly, extravagantly
readily [object]
means "effortlessly"facilely, freely, easily, smoothly, well
redemption [noun]
means "liberation"rescue, freedom, deliverance, salvation, emancipation, impunity
refrigerate [verb]
means "chill"ice, freeze, frost
saving [adjective]
means "rescuing"freeing, protective, protecting, safeguarding, redeeming
shiver [verb]
means "activity"freeze
smoothly [object]
means "effortlessly"facilely, freely, readily, easily, well
spontaneity [noun]
means "openness"frankness, forthrightness, ingenuousness, freedom
teeming [adjective]
means "abundant"bountiful, copious, thriving, abounding, free-flowing, affluent
turnpike [noun]
means "main road"road, artery, freeway [US], highway
wintry [adjective]
means "very cold"cold, freezing, frosty, glacial, polar, frigid
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