for free

1. Without charge, gratis, as in You can't expect the doctor to treat you for free. [Colloquial; c. 1900]

Example Sentences

SilverSneakers is a benefit offered by many Medicare Advantage plans that allows people to take exercise classes for free or have a gym membership at participating locations.

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He has promised an additional 2% tax on millionaires and to raise taxes on businesses to pay for free buses, expanded child care and city-run grocery stores.

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At the Grumpy Cook people are able to pay what they can afford or even eat for free in a way that he said gave them dignity if they were struggling to make ends meet.

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The good news is that we will be able to get a smartphone to write us a novel, for free.

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"These decisions - and the decisions I will take at the Budget - don't come for free and they are not easy, but they are the right, fair and necessary choices."

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