free-form
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4.4
- adjective
- /friː fɔːrm/
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libre
- In her poetry class, she enjoyed writing in a free-form style that allowed for more creative expression.
- free-form discussion
Yeah, in a much more sort of free form way.
- Yeah, in a much more sort of free form way.
- Like the veil of what I'm allowed to say is much different because you live in that space of free form entertainment and no holds bars.
- We take questions from the listeners and the idea is just to be a little bit more contemporaneous and free form with this show.
- The whole reason no taking is powerful is that it's messy, it's spontaneous, it is chaotic, it doesn't follow it's free form, right.
- So both of these households were very free form, innovative new households, same sex couples adopting children.
- But if you're the kind of person that hates handwriting and you want a free form thing, then day one is very good.
- You're UN basically, there's no data involved, there's no reference set, there's no evidence, just your free free form freestyle opinion.
- And so, and they'll create like these really free form, like really open, They look, they almost look like you just took a picture out of the garden.
Examples
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The art exhibit featured a free-form installation that encouraged visitors to interact with the space.
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One of the things I like is you can also ask free form questions.
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Otherwise it's it's a free form sort of improvisational talk.
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The show is going to be very free-form.
Fiction book (2000) -
Remember: this is a free-form session where ideas can bounce around and different people can take the lead.
Blog text (8) -
We take questions from the listeners and the idea is just to be a little bit more contemporaneous and free form with this show.
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Participants question each other for clarification of their positions, after which a free-form discussion takes place.
Academic text (1996) -
Holy Motors uses the way the human mind, when it's dreaming, can match up images, sounds, and ideas in this very free-form way, but still seem to say something profound about who we are.
Blog text (20) -
My goal for the blog is to be conversational and anecdotal, a more relaxed and free-form take on high school athletics than you see in regular game day coverage.
Blog text (8) -
The conference included a free-form discussion, allowing participants to explore topics without a strict agenda.
Synonyms
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7.2
Made or done without planning, using what is on hand
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5.7
Relaxed and friendly without following strict rules
Not organized and having no clear order or pattern
Antonyms
How Structured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Free-form combines the simple words free ('not fixed') and form ('shape' or 'structure'). So a free-form activity is made without set rules or a strict shape, letting people create and express themselves.