freer Synonyms
freer Meaning
Webster
freer (n.)
One who frees, or sets free.
freer Sentence Examples
- The air felt freer as I emerged from the stuffy room.
- The birds soared through the sky, unburdened and freer than any being.
- With the weight of debt lifted, he felt a sense of newfound freedom and freer spirit.
- The children played freely in the park, their laughter echoing in the freer atmosphere.
- The artist allowed his creativity to flow freely, seeking inspiration in the freer realms of imagination.
- The river flowed freer after the dam was removed, revitalizing the ecosystem.
- Free from the constraints of tradition, she embraced her true self and lived a freer life.
- The wind blew through the trees, making them sway and dance in a freer rhythm.
- The writer's words flowed effortlessly, conveying his thoughts and emotions with a sense of greater freedom and freer expression.
- Freed from the expectations of others, he pursued his dreams with a freer heart and an open mind.
FAQs About the word freer
One who frees, or sets free.
independent, autonomous, liberated,sovereign, freestanding, separate, sovran, democratic, unruled, manumitted
unfree, bound, dependent, dependent, nonautonomous, nonautonomous, unfree,subject, subject, bound
The air felt freer as I emerged from the stuffy room.
The birds soared through the sky, unburdened and freer than any being.
With the weight of debt lifted, he felt a sense of newfound freedom and freer spirit.
The children played freely in the park, their laughter echoing in the freer atmosphere.
