freely

UK /ˈfɹiːli/ US /ˈfɹili/
adv 3adj 2

Collocations

5

ADJ.

available, bilingual, flowing, normal, steamed

Information about the new policy was freely available on the company's website.

VERB + FREELY

confessed, created, criticize, discussed, drain, enter, running, speak

She freely discussed her concerns about the project during the meeting yesterday.

FREELY + NOUN

english-japanese, gravity

Water flows freely under the influence of gravity down the mountainside.

PREP.

into, on, out, without

Water flowed freely into the bucket during the heavy rainstorm last night.

ADV.

almost

She almost freely admitted that she had made a serious mistake at work.

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