free-spirited

adj.

also freespirited, 1670s, from free (adj.) + spirited.

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There was even a free-spirited frock made of ropes, which flung about through her ritualistic dance.
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Their most important joint project, though, is protecting their youngest sister, free-spirited Devi.
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There were the free-spirited family friends who once took Etan camping—to a nudist camp.
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And then we loitered on the homeward way and sang as only brave, free-spirited boys and girls can sing.
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The other, Maxim Gorki, is at his post, and his free-spirited utterances help to console us for Tolstoy's silence.
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Death held high carnival in that proud array which had vowed to reduce the free-spirited mountaineers to servitude.
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He had estranged all free-spirited men, and he had antagonized the church.
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The free-spirited and hardy Albanian mountaineers have had excellent reputations as individual fighters.
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