free air

noun

1. free atmosphere.
2. air not affected by local conditions.

Word History and Origins

Origin of free air¹

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Nevertheless, her office also passed out 400 free air purifiers to community members in the South Bay to help alleviate the smell.

From Los Angeles Times

This summer, Boyle Heights Beat reported on a program that was giving out free air purifiers to residents, a story that was widely shared in a community at the crossroads of five freeways whose residents have high levels of cardiovascular issues.

From Los Angeles Times

They might also get a free air conditioner or refrigerator as an extra incentive, and get a small percentage from the electricity sold, though not as much as people who buy the solar equipment.

From Seattle Times

And being ahead in the first corner you have the free air that allows you to manage the tyres in a certain way and manage your own pace.

From BBC

He often goes to a McDonald’s to watch TV on his phone and enjoy free air conditioning.

From Seattle Times