Befree
Origin
From Middle English *befreen, *bifreen, from Old English befrēoġan ("to free, liberate"), equivalent to - + free. Cognate with West Frisian befrije ("to liberate"), Dutch bevrijden ("to liberate, deliver"), German befreien ("to set free, liberate"), Swedish befria ("to liberate, free, deliver").
Full definition of befree
Verb
- (transitive) To make or set free; liberate; deliver; release.
- 1917, Massachusetts. Constitutional convention, Journal...:Such is the fascinating future for Russia in the event of the establishment and welding of the befreed Russian Nation into a strong and firm democratic State.
- 1975, Asia Institute, Hague, Netherlands, Asian perspectives:They helped rather the big industrialists than to befree the poors from the yoke of the money-lenders.
- 2012, Megan Fuchs - SoundCloud, soundcloud.com/megan-fuchs:Music in indirect contact with our soul makes us happy and performs the magic of a smile in our face, goosbumbs all over our bodys, special people you meet listening to the same track and it befrees us of the world of stress ...