Other Words for Free

Free Adjective Synonyms
cost-free, free of charge, complimentary, gratis, for nothing, without cost (or obligation), unencumbered, for free, on the house
The food was free but we paid for our drinks.

liberated, at large, let go, let off, emancipated, delivered, manumitted, set free, unshackled, unfettered, released, freed, loose, out, sprung, on the loose
After ten years he was free at last.

generous, lavish, open, liberal, munificent, unstinting, bountiful, open-handed, unsparing, charitable
Fred is quite free with his donations to good causes.

unattached, unfastened, untied, loose
Tie the free end of the rope round your waist.

freely, openly, at will, unrestrictedly, loose, loosely
Our dog runs free on the farm. Let the rope hang free.

unasked for, unsolicited, gratuitous, unbidden, voluntary, spontaneous, unconditioned, unconditional
Let me give you some free advice.

gratis, at no cost, free of charge, without charge
They give new businesses advice free.

open, above-board, honest, direct, outspoken, uninhibited, unconstrained, unrestrained, relaxed
You can be free in your criticism.

unhindered, unimpeded, unencumbered, unhampered, unobstructed, allowed, permitted, able, clear, unrestricted, unregulated
She's free to do as she pleases. The two countries have signed a free-trade agreement.

relaxed, casual, informal, free and easy, easy, natural, unceremonious, laid-back
He is quite free about letting me use his car.

unoccupied, unengaged, at liberty, not busy, available, accessible, unused, vacant, empty, spare, extra, uninhabited, untenanted
Are you free for dinner tonight? Here is a free room we can use for the meeting.

Free Adverb Synonyms
disengage, untie, unbind, loose, unfasten, undo, unshackle, unlock, open, release, disentangle, loosen, detach, extricate
Free the end of that rope.

set free, set at liberty, enfranchise, release, let go, liberate, let out, let loose, unloose, unchain, unfetter, uncage, emancipate, disenthrall, manumit, pardon, parole, furlough
Bail was paid and we were freed. Lincoln freed the slaves. He was freed after six years in prison.

Free Noun Synonyms
at liberty, unfettered, unchained, unshackled, unconfined, untrammelled, unencumbered, unrestrained, unrestricted, unconstrained, uncontrolled, free-born, independent, self-governing, self-governed, self-ruling, autonomous, democratic, sovereign
These people want to be free. It's a free country.

Free Verb Synonyms
relieve, rid, unburden, disburden, disencumber, unbosom, rescue, redeem
Free yourself of any preconceived notions on the subject.

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