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feel free (to do something)
to feel like one is permitted to do something or take something. Please feel free to stay for dinner. If you see something you want in the refrigerator, please feel free.
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feel free
something that you say in order to tell someone that they are allowed to do something (often + to do sth) The restaurant doesn't sell alcohol, so feel free to bring your own beer and wine. If you want to use my computer for your report, feel free.
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feel free (to do something) (spoken)
to know that you have permission to do something Please feel free to pour yourself some more coffee.
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After the Baron had done THAT, I should, for my part, at once feel free to express to him, whole-heartedly and without reserve, my own regrets.
I feel free to borrow, for I know no man that should be more bound to aid me than one so high in that church that hath driven such a hard bargain.
Eventually it turned back; then, and not till then, did we feel free to discuss our adventure.
 
 
 
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