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Main Entry: free
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without charge
Synonyms(Similar) : chargeless, comp, complimentary, costless, for love, for nothing, free of cost, free ride, freebie, gratis, gratuitous, handout, on the cuff, on the house, paper*, unpaid, unrecompensed
Antonyms(Opposite): costly, expensive, high-priced, priced
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without charge
Synonyms(Similar) : chargeless, comp, complimentary, costless, for love, for nothing, free of cost, free ride, freebie, gratis, gratuitous, handout, on the cuff, on the house, paper*, unpaid, unrecompensed
Antonyms(Opposite): costly, expensive, high-priced, priced
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Free has different meanings according to it opposite changes .
As , when you yourself are free and not burdened or busy then you would say :free ×busy or free×burdened.
When anything is free of cost then you would say:free×expensive or free×costly.
But the actual opposite of expensive is cheap .
Anyway, you may use it with free too in that spoken English.
Well , here "free" is modifying the meaning of noun ,pronoun , state or condition, position etc., so ,parts of speech here is adjective.
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As , when you yourself are free and not burdened or busy then you would say :free ×busy or free×burdened.
When anything is free of cost then you would say:free×expensive or free×costly.
But the actual opposite of expensive is cheap .
Anyway, you may use it with free too in that spoken English.
Well , here "free" is modifying the meaning of noun ,pronoun , state or condition, position etc., so ,parts of speech here is adjective.
Hope it helps!
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