footloose in German
footloose in German is ungebunden — footloose means free to travel and act as one pleases, without commitments tying one down.
footloose in German
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Tending to travel or do as one pleases; readily without many commitments or responsibility.
What does "footloose" mean?
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adj Free to travel and act as one pleases, without commitments tying one down.
"After the divorce, he felt footloose for the first time in years."
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footloose in a sentence
- After the divorce, he felt footloose for the first time in years.
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What is "footloose" in German?
"footloose" in German is ungebunden. footloose means: Free to travel and act as one pleases, without commitments tying one down.
How do you use "footloose" in a sentence?
Example: "After the divorce, he felt footloose for the first time in years." In German, "footloose" is ungebunden.
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