Feel free meaning in English

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Definition

to feel free to (do something): not to hesitate before (doing something), to feel able to (do something) verb
Feel free to call me anytime if you have any problems.
  • "Anyway, feel free to use the gym at your leisure, though keep in mind that the workouts are mandatory."
  • "Please feel free to contact me if you have any reservations about the date of the meeting."
  • "Feel free to come in here and, you know, take care of him."
  • "Feel free to bring me back a bottle or two."
  • "Whenever a delicate question is asked, or one which you can't or don't want to answer, feel free to tactfully decline a response."
  • "Feel free to contact them at your leisure."
  • "Feel free to visit her during office hours."
  • "Please feel free to ask anything at all."
  • "Feel free to get back to us tomorrow with your decision."

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