IPA: //ˈfriːstaɪl//
KK: /ˈfriːstaɪl/
Describing a type of competition or performance where participants can use any style or technique without strict rules.
In the freestyle event, athletes can choose their own moves and strategies.
A type of competition where participants can use any moves or techniques, and they are judged on their creativity and skill.
In the freestyle event, the athletes showcased their unique styles and techniques.
To perform or dance in a spontaneous and unrestricted manner without a set routine.
She decided to freestyle during the dance competition, impressing everyone with her creativity.
Past: freestyled
Past Participle: freestyled
Freestyle → It is formed from "free" (from Old English *freo*, meaning not in bondage or liberated) and "style" (from Latin *stilus*, meaning a manner of doing something). The word "freestyle" refers to a manner of doing something that is free or unrestricted, particularly in sports or art.
Think of being 'liberated' ('free') to express yourself in your own unique 'manner' ('style') — that's what freestyle means.