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ad-free

ad-free

2 2.7
A version of a website or app that does not show ads
  • adjective
  • /æd-friː/
translation icon : sin anuncios
  • Keep it audio ad-free and you will maintain and grow your current customer base.
  • an ad-free version
  • ad-free podcasts
  • an ad-free subscription

There is also a Patreon with a link to ad free episodes as well as show notes.

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Examples

  • That's why we offer an ad-free Pandora experience for subscribers at the extremely modest cost of $3/month.

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  • Skillshare is ad free so that you can stay in the zone while exploring new skills.

  • The year of ad-free service is cool, but I wonder what the number of hours limit will be.

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  • I would pay more for ad-free cable TV, though.

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  • On Nebula, you can watch all our content ad free and support creators more directly than on YouTube.

  • You can upgrade to an ad-free website for as little as $3.09 per month.

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  • Premium users of the Spotify iOS app will continue to have an ad-free experience.

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  • I do enjoy the silence and purity of ad-free blog space.

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  • But $3/month is all it costs for a year of ad-free music on Pandora.

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  • The creators also offer an ad-free version for $5.

Antonyms

AD
640 2.2

A paid message that tells people about a product or service

How Advertised

ad blitz
1 4.6
AD
640 2.2
advertorial
  • Literature
2 7.7
ad-free
2 2.7

Surface Forms

ad-free positive

Morphology

ad-free = ad + free (transparent) = ad + free

The term 'ad-free' is a clear combination of 'ad' and 'free', meaning without advertisements.

Etymology

The word ad-free is made from two simple parts: ad is short for 'advertisement' and free means 'without'. Like sugar-free, ad-free means 'without' ads, so an ad-free service has no advertising content.