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gallop; let go freely
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
(of a horse) to gallop; run freely
literaryOriginally used to describe horses running at high speed, now also extended to describe people moving quickly or thoughts spreading
A fine horse gallops across the grassland.
He rode his black horse and galloped across the wilderness.
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Thoughts gallop freely in the world of memories.
The race car driver gallops along the track.
He once galloped on the battlefield back then.
verb
to let go freely; to indulge
literaryOften used with abstract nouns to express unrestrained expression or enjoyment
He looked far into the distance by the sea and felt extremely relaxed.
On festivals, people let go of their worries and enjoy happy moments together.
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The poet wrote poems freely to express his inner feelings.
He looked around carefully to find his lost companions.
The painter created freely with free brushwork, expressing his thoughts.