freer
pronunciation
How to pronounce freer in British English:
UK [ˈfri:ə(r)]
How to pronounce freer in American English:
US [ˈfriɚ]
Word Origin
- freer (n.)
- "one who sets free," c. 1600, from free + -er (1). An Old English word for this was freogend.
- freer (adj.)
- comparative of free (adj.). See -er (2).
Example
- 1. The main parties also disagree about freer trade .
- 2. Allow freer capital flows in and out , to help normalize monetary policy ?
- 3. So could mr freer end up being as controversial as his famous predecessor ?
- 4. In particular , indonesia , which wanted to reopen parts of the deal , has not readied itself for freer trade .
- 5. For much of the year , proponents of freer markets appeared to be winning with their argument that authorities shouldn 't target price levels .