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work free

VERB
loose/loosen
Synonyms
WEAK
alleviate become unfastened break up deliver detach discharge disconnect disengage disenthrall disjoin ease ease off emancipate extricate free let go let out liberate manumit mitigate relax release separate slacken unbar unbolt unbuckle unbutton unchain unclasp undo unfasten unfix unhitch unhook unlace unlash unlatch unleash unlock unloose unpin unscrew unsnap unstick unstrap untie untighten work loose
Antonyms
WEAK
bind limit restrict tighten
VERB
loosen
Synonyms
STRONGEST
alleviate break up ease loose relax slacken undo unlock unscrew untie
STRONG
deliver detach discharge disconnect disengage disjoin emancipate extricate free liberate manumit mitigate release separate unbar unbolt unbuckle unbutton unchain unclasp unfasten unhitch unhook unlace unlash unleash unloose unpin unstrap
WEAK
become unfastened disenthrall ease off lax let go let out unfix unlatch unsnap unstick untighten work loose
Antonyms
STRONGEST
increase tighten
STRONG
attach button combine confine connect couple detain engage fasten hitch hold hook imprison incarcerate join keep limit link restrain unite

Example Sentences

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Unlike many craftspeople who want to see their works displayed in museums, the carvers here work free of charge to create and maintain carvings to decorate the local cemetery.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 21, 2023

Jones Whyte said it was "prudent" to carry out reviews and there "was no situation in which a law firm could carry out this work free of charge".

From BBC • Jan. 18, 2023

And each allows other news organizations to republish its work free.

From Washington Post • Dec. 6, 2021

He surrounds himself with fans who work free, doesn’t hear “no” until it has been screamed a hundred times and declares anyone who isn’t sacrificing themselves to his vision to be an enemy of art.

From New York Times • Oct. 30, 2019

Susan herself had made this possible, raising enough to pay past debts and securing pledges so that the new administration could start its work free from financial worries.

From Susan B. Anthony Rebel, Crusader, Humanitarian by Lutz, Alma