Freest [adjective]

The girls were dressed in such boating costumes as gave them the very freest movement, and they both used the paddle skillfully.

Of all the free-and-easy young women I had ever met with, that same Lizzie was the freest and easiest.

It means the freest and largest development of them consistent with the public interest and without waste.

By taking advantage of days freest from drift, the exterior of the Hangar was completed by April 6.

I remember arguing with him concerning his ideas of sex, which were of the freest.

In the latter point of view, the government of Athens was the freest the world has ever seen.

There was the freest talk: "Bonaparte" was conquered; the Bourbons would be restored; what a splendid man was this Marmont!

Operatic handcuffs—a most humane contrivance—with long links, to permit of the freest facilities for entreaty and imprecation.

The Hindoos are considered the freest from disease of any part of the human race.

His destiny let know no man beforehand; his mind will be freest from' care.