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without charge
adjective as in gratis
adjective as in public
Example Sentences
Currently, Israel is holding around 470 Palestinians without charge or access to legal counsel.
They were held without charge while their lawyers and Canadian diplomats struggled to have them released.
Authorities have until Wednesday morning Paris time to hold the suspects without charge.
Carted away more than two weeks ago without charge, he's the highest profile person to disappear in this recent crackdown.
Irish police arrested FitzPatrick in March this year, though he was released without charge soon afterward.
It is now the property of the Duke of Devonshire, who seeks to check further decay and opens it to the public without charge.
Many years later, when they wanted him to read to them in Steinway Hall, he gladly gave his services without charge.
A doctor and nurse were available without charge if a girl were ill in the store.
"And I shall be glad to serve you without charge provided you remember me," responded George.
It means Free on Board, and you'll arrive among the Strangers without charge.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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