freehanded adjective 5adverb 3forms 2 adjective5 •Openhanded; generous.God is love, at once penurious and freehanded : He seeks to take, as well as to give. — 1866 •Freehand, unassisted.In vitro experiments simulating clinical conditions have demostrated that fully guided placement is more accurate than freehanded placement. — 2014 •Unconstrained.In this person's freehanded reinterpretation, we're encouraged to visualize the father as an aloof family patriarch who thoughtlessly drives his younger son away by neglect. — 2010 •Having empty hands.The spirits entered the tunnel carrying treasures, but exited freehanded. — 2011 •Transferable to other assets. adverb3 •Generously....they waved aside the tumblers of wine the young officer was pourin' out for 'em so freehanded, and said they should rather be excused. — 2000 •Unassisted.Herrera and I were handicapped in the sense that we couldn't use the sight on our M-79s...We had to aim freehanded — 2010 •In an unconstrained manner.I am ordered over there with a few others. We all shoot standing and freehanded...This regained freedom of action makes us unable to feel the danger we are in. — 2007 formsmore freehanded · most freehanded
