free-spiritedly

adv

free-spiritedly

adv

Etymology From free-spirited + -ly.

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In a free-spirited manner.

Also, his story, which starts as free-spiritedly as Mayu’s wild-on-top hairdo, begins to fall into place with the logic and order of the garden at Versailles.1999, Mark Shilling, “Film Reviews: Avec Mon Mari”, in Contemporary Japanese Film, Boston, Mass.: Weatherhill, →ISBN, page 147:

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