free from obligation

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Free from Obligation

Description

The term "free from obligation" refers to the state of being released or relieved from any moral or legal duty or commitment. It signifies a sense of freedom and independence from any obligations or responsibilities.

Parts of Speech

Noun: freedom from obligations
Adjective: not bound by duties
Verb: liberate from responsibilities

Senses and Usages

1. Noun: Freedom from Obligations

Example Sentence: She finally experienced the freedom from obligation after retiring from her demanding job.

2. Adjective: Not Bound by Duties

Example Sentence: He felt relieved and free from obligation after the court dismissed the case against him.

3. Verb: Liberate from Responsibilities

Example Sentence: The new technology has the potential to free businesses from the obligation of repetitive administrative tasks.