frees
v. A2 Elementary US //ˈfɹiz// UK //fɹˈiːz// frees
v. to let someone or something go so they are no longer trapped or controlled. It can also mean making time or space available by removing a problem.
v. to release from imprisonment, captivity, or physical restraint; to remove an obstruction or burden from a person or situation.
This new software frees up a lot of space on my phone.
The judge often frees non-violent offenders on bail while they wait for their trial date.
By automating the most repetitive administrative tasks, the new system effectively frees the creative team to focus on high-level strategy and long-term project development.
Usage
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object; often used with the particle 'up' to mean making a resource available.