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Adjective free of has 1 sense
  1. unhampered, free of - not held in check or subject to control; "unhampered dissemination of news"; "this would give black people the opportunity to live unhampered by racism"
    Antonym: unfree (indirect, via free)

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Term: free of

Definition:

The term "free of" means without or not containing something, indicating a lack or absence of a specific substance, condition, or element.

Senses/Usages:

1. Adjective:

- When used as an adjective, "free of" describes something that lacks or is devoid of a particular thing.

- Example Sentence: The cake is gluten-free, free of any wheat ingredients.

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2. Preposition:

- As a preposition, "free of" is used to indicate the absence of a particular element or condition.

- Example Sentence: The park is free of litter due to regular cleaning by the maintenance crew.

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3. Verb:

- When used as a verb phrase, "free of" means to remove or eliminate something from a particular situation or condition.

- Example Sentence: She wanted to free her mind of negative thoughts and find inner peace.

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4. Adverb:

- As an adverb, "free of" emphasizes the lack or absence of something in a particular manner or degree.

- Example Sentence: The new shampoo leaves your hair soft and shiny, tangle-free.

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