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View definitions for setting free

setting free

noun as in emancipation

noun as in liberation

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And I admired Webster’s sleuthing into recently uncovered documents that reveal that Molly repeatedly treated her children as enslaved property she was setting free.

Besides setting free a dangerous international criminal known as the “merchant of death,” the deal sent a message to the entire world that the United States remains in the business of paying off hostage-takers.

The first ended with Ziyech setting free Mason Mount, whose low cross from the right was tapped home by Lukaku in the 15th minute.

Bettany delivered that line with all the contemplative gentleness it deserved and in a calm setting free of threats or even loud noises.

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They demand that we choose A or B, the virus or the economy, locking down or setting free.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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