What is another word for set free?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɛt fɹˈiː], [ sˈɛt fɹˈiː], [ s_ˈɛ_t f_ɹ_ˈiː]
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Similar words for set free:
- freed (adjective)
- released (adjective)
- absolve (verb)
- clear (verb)
- disengage (verb)
- free (verb)
- liberate (verb)
- liberated (verb)
- ransom (verb)
- release (verb)
- save (verb)
- social (verb)
- unlock (verb)
- discharge
- free
- liberate
- noun
- ransom
- rescue
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Set free:
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adj.
• freed • released -
v.
• absolve • clear • disengage • free • liberate • liberated • ransom • release • save • social • unlock Other synonyms:
- save .
Other relevant words:
- Disculpate ,
- Pardoned ,
- Unfix ,
- Unlatch ,
- Unlatching ,
- Unshut ,
- absolve ,
- blink at ,
- cast loose ,
- clear ,
- come to rescue ,
- defog ,
- disengage ,
- emancipate ,
- find innocent ,
- found innocent ,
- free ,
- give out ,
- go easy on ,
- going easy on ,
- let go ,
- let off easy ,
- let off hook ,
- let off steam ,
- let off the hook ,
- let up on ,
- lets go ,
- letting go ,
- liberate ,
- lifeboat ,
- lifeboats ,
- open the door ,
- open up ,
- opened the door ,
- opened up ,
- opening up ,
- pay ransom ,
- pull out of fire ,
- pull the plug ,
- pulling the plug ,
- ransom ,
- redeem ,
- redeemed ,
- release ,
- releasing ,
- rescue ,
- saving ,
- set at large ,
- set loose ,
- sets free ,
- setting free ,
- springs ,
- taking out ,
- took out ,
- unbolt ,
- unbolted ,
- unbolting ,
- unbolts ,
- unbound ,
- uncork ,
- uncorked ,
- uncorking ,
- uncorks ,
- uncoupling ,
- unfixed ,
- unfixes ,
- unfixing ,
- unlatched ,
- unlatches ,
- unlock ,
- weasel out ,
- whitewashed ,
- wink at ,
- winked at ,
- wipe it off ,
- wipe off ,
- wipe slate clean ,
- wipe the slate clean ,
- wiped off .
- Bailed ,
- Bailing ,
- Disenthrall ,
- Uncage ,
- Unfetter ,
- disenthralled ,
- disimprison ,
- freeing ,
- let loose ,
- let out ,
- lets loose ,
- letting loose ,
- letting out ,
- manumit ,
- put on the street ,
- turn loose ,
- turned loose ,
- uncaged ,
- uncaging ,
- unchain ,
- unchained ,
- unchaining ,
- unchains ,
- unfettering ,
- unfetters .
- Unhooked ,
- Unshackle ,
- bail one out ,
- free up ,
- get out from under ,
- save neck ,
- save one's neck ,
- unhook ,
- unhooking ,
- unhooks ,
- unshackled ,
- unshackling .
- Detaching ,
- Manumitted ,
- Sprung ,
- Unbridle ,
- acquit ,
- allow ,
- bail out ,
- decontaminate ,
- destigmatize ,
- detach ,
- disburden ,
- discharge ,
- disconnect ,
- disencumber ,
- disenthral ,
- disjoin ,
- dissociate ,
- disunite ,
- divorce ,
- enfranchise ,
- enlarge ,
- exculpate ,
- excuse ,
- exempt ,
- exonerate ,
- extract ,
- extricate ,
- finish ,
- finish with ,
- forgive ,
- free of ,
- furlough ,
- hook ,
- justify ,
- let ,
- loose ,
- loosen ,
- on the loose ,
- out ,
- pardon ,
- part ,
- permit ,
- purge ,
- recover ,
- recreant ,
- remit ,
- retrieve ,
- salvage ,
- save from ,
- saved from ,
- separate ,
- shrive ,
- shy ,
- unbind ,
- uncouple ,
- undo ,
- unfasten ,
- unfettered ,
- unleash ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- untie ,
- vindicate ,
- whitewash .
- buy freedom of ,
- buy out ,
- obtain release of ,
- pay for release of ,
- re-cover ,
- reprise ,
- reprised ,
- reprises ,
- reprising ,
- repurchase ,
- repurchased ,
- repurchases ,
- repurchasing .
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How to use "Set free" in context?
When we describe someone as being set free, we usually think of them being set free from a literal confinement, but the phrase can carry a broader meaning. For example, someone may be set free from the crippling pain of an illness or injury, or they may be freed from the burdens of a difficult past.
Sometimes, liberation is a matter of simply accepting an end to a cycle of pain and suffering. For others, it may involve breaking free from social stigma or personal prejudices. In the case of personal growth, freedom can encompass a myriad of experiences and opportunities, both physical and mental.
Homophones for Set free:
- sixty-four, stop over, show-stopper, sweet pepper, stabber, sheet of paper, sweetbrier, state of war, skydiver, set afire, sidebar, stepper, steeper, skate over, stay over, stover, sudbury, staffer, showstopper, stopover, stuffer, stupor, shadberry, shoot for, stopper, stooper, sweetbriar.
Hyponym for Set free:
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