Examples of 'not entirely free' in a sentence
Meaning of "not entirely free"
not entirely free - suggests that something or someone is partially restricted or limited in some way
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But he was not entirely free from anxiety.
So the freed slaves were not entirely free.
We are not entirely free to cooperate or not.
I take it your improvisations are not entirely free.
But they are not entirely free from threat.
Not entirely free of cost.
Social media is not entirely free.
Not entirely free from this itself, yet it supplies clear evidence for the.
Google is not entirely free.
Cuban dissidents out of prison but not entirely free.
Free cooling is not entirely free since the chiller is still operational.
Please be aware that even such products are not entirely free of workmanship errors.
Monteverdi was still not entirely free from his responsibilities for the musicians at San Marco.
For instance today the source code of Linux is not entirely Free Software.
Banks in the PRC are not entirely free to decide the conditions of the loans.
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You are independent, but not entirely free.
Why are we not entirely free of anxiety?
To be honest, the bonus is not entirely free.
And I am not entirely free of ailments, but I can get around again without.
But the latter two are not entirely free from defects.
Style of government, Presidential democracy, elections not entirely free.
Even today some politicians are not entirely free from such connections.
From my understanding, Singapore's healthcare system is not entirely free market.
This means that the people are not entirely free to engage in international trade.
However, these rights are not entirely free.
But I was not entirely free yet.
This new world order will be free of war, although not entirely free of conflict.
As a consequence, you are not entirely free in concluding employment agreements.
In Germany, school transport is not entirely free.
Unfortunately, Apple was not entirely free from the need to collaborate.
To this day, its women are, however, not entirely free.
Such carriers are helpful but are not entirely free of inconveniences of their own.
Even South Africa 's president, Jacob Zuma, seems not entirely free of anxiety.
Nonetheless, she is not entirely free from attack.
There are other institutions that while not entirely free are very affordable.
I'm afraid that even Bromley is not entirely free from… from that sort of thing.
Of course, our trading relationship is not entirely free of friction.
But Leavitt 's life was not entirely free of trouble.
Despite widely used, this process is not entirely free of problems.
Note that these loans are not entirely free of charge!
Although it is increasingly secure, it is not entirely free of risks and complications.
Yet you know that a minister's wife is not entirely free from care.
Even now, she's not entirely free.
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