Freer: meaning, definitions and examples

comparative degree

The term 'freer' refers to a comparative form of the adjective 'free'. It indicates a greater degree of freedom or less restriction compared to another entity or situation. This word can pertain to physical freedom, such as the ability to move without constraints, or metaphorical freedom, such as freedom of expression or choice. Being 'freer' suggests an improvement in autonomy or the removal of limitations that may have previously been present.

less confined, more liberated, more unrestricted

Examples of usage

• The new policy allows for freer trade between countries.

• After the reforms, the citizens felt freer to express their opinions.

• The athlete trained to achieve a freer range of motion.

• She felt freer after leaving her restrictive job.