freely

We had expressed ourselves freely about who we voted for, and well, because of the tenseness, people associated with the government were transmitting things to us, not good things.

Only Brook seemed able to score freely against the seamer, who had only batted three times in professional T20s yet replaced India's number six.

But the university said the reserves was not cash that could be freely used and teaching and research costs were £31.2m more than income in the 2023-24 academic year.

It was made the official moniker in 1969, but used freely before that.

Immigration was a key theme in the 2016 referendum campaign, centred on freedom of movement within the EU, under which UK and EU citizens could freely move to visit, study, work and live.