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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'in free of' is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'free of' to mean 'not containing or affected by something'. For example, "We need to make sure the product is free of any defects".
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A doctor advised my parents to create a special room for me to sleep in, free of as many allergens as possible.
In Slavutich, cable is piped in free of charge to every household, courtesy of Chernobyl.
So Mr. Fils-Aime allowes them to plug in free of charge at company headquarters.
For the Open House weekend, now in its eighth year, the buildings' owners allow visitors in free of charge.
On the last two days, everybody is being allowed in free of charge to join the celebrations.
It was ladies' night when we visited, so while my girlfriend waltzed in free of charge, I had to fork out €15 for the pleasure.
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