IPA: //ˈfriːər//
KK: /friːər/
Having more freedom or being less restricted than something else.
In a freer society, people can express their opinions without fear.
A person who helps others to be free, especially someone who liberates or emancipates them from control or oppression.
The freer of the oppressed was celebrated for their bravery and dedication.
Freer → It is formed from "free" (from Old English *freo*, meaning not in bondage or liberated) and "-er" (meaning a person who). The word "freer" refers to a person who is more free or has greater freedom than others.
Think of someone who is 'more liberated' — 'free' means not in bondage, and '-er' indicates a person. A freer is someone who has more freedom.