drug-free
16
2.8
- adjective
- /drʌg-fri/
:
libre de drogas
- No drug policy can deliver a drug-free society.
- drug-free treatment
- drug-free programs
- drug-free zones
Our channel has always been drug free, swearing free.
- Our channel has always been drug free, swearing free.
- So like for me, I've always, you know, competed drug free.
- There was like an article I read it's it's a free country or it's supposed to be, and I choose to be drug free.
- Now they were sober and really self-righteous, really self-righteous and extolling the virtues of their drug free lifestyle and how they were meditating every day.
- Serena Williams versus the mutant zombie flesh eating chickens from Mars and Lance Armstrong's drug free professional cycling.
Examples
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It's painless and drug free.
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What's wrong with a normal, happy, drug-free lifestyle? Nothing.
Blog text (31) -
Our apartment is strictly drug free.
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And I have been mostly drug-free ever since.
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Earl, do you know how hard I have worked to raise these girls in a drug-free environment?
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Nico was drug free, never gang affiliated.
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Social environment: Is the client in a "safe" supportive drug-free space versus a place where there is HIV stigma?
Academic text (2007) -
Although some participants identified flaws in the current testing system, they believe the importance of competing in a drug-free environment outweighs any drawbacks associated with testing.
Academic text (2003) -
Studies have reported that 12-step programs effectively support drug-free living after treatment program discharge (Fiorentine, 1999; Weiss et al., 2005).
Academic text (2009) -
Our community is committed to creating a drug-free environment for all families.
Synonyms
269
3.2
Not having drunk alcohol or taken drugs
3
5.6
Not affected by alcohol or drugs at all
A treatment that does not use medicine
Antonyms
- NSFW
10
4.7
A person who cannot stop taking drugs because their body or mind needs them
How Drug-Free
4
7.4
16
2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word drug-free is just two words joined: drug (a medicine or an illegal drug) and free meaning 'without', like in sugar-free. So drug-free means 'without drugs', used for a person, place, or time with no drug use.