freely in Latin
freely in Latin is līberē, spontē — freely means without restriction or interference.
freely in Latin
līberē
In a free manner.
spontē
In a free manner.
līberē
Without interference or restriction.
What does "freely" mean?
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adv Without restriction or interference.
"The dogs ran freely around the field without leads."
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adv Willingly, without being forced.
"He freely offered to help us move house on Saturday."
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freely in a sentence
- The dogs ran freely around the field without leads.
- Citizens are allowed to travel freely between the two countries.
- He freely offered to help us move house on Saturday.
- The witness freely shared everything she remembered about that evening.
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What is "freely" in Latin?
"freely" in Latin is līberē, spontē. freely means: Without restriction or interference.
How do you use "freely" in a sentence?
Example: "The dogs ran freely around the field without leads." In Latin, "freely" is līberē, spontē.
Are there other ways to say "freely" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "freely": līberē, spontē.
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