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Term: Free Energy

Noun -

1. Energy that is derived from renewable sources and does not require payment or use of fossil fuels. Free energy can be harnessed from natural resources such as sunlight, wind, and water.

Sample Sentence:

"Solar panels capture and convert sunlight into free energy that can power homes and buildings."

Noun -

2. In physics, a theorized concept of energy that can be obtained without depleting any source and without violating the laws of thermodynamics.

Sample Sentence:

"Many researchers are exploring the possibility of inventing a device that can generate free energy, providing an unlimited supply of power."

Adjective -

1. Describing a type of energy that is available without cost or financial obligation.

Sample Sentence:

"The company offers free energy audits to help homeowners identify areas where energy savings can be achieved."

Adjective -

2. Describing a person or group who believes in or advocates for the utilization of renewable energy sources instead of relying on traditional fossil fuels.

Sample Sentence:

"The green movement promotes the adoption of free energy technologies to reduce our carbon footprint."

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