IPA: /ˈfriːˌwiːlɪŋli/
KK: /ˈfriːˌwiːlɪŋli/
In a way that is free and unconstrained, allowing for spontaneity and flexibility.
She approached the project freewheelingly, letting her creativity guide her decisions.
Freewheelingly → It is formed from "free" (from Old English *freo*, meaning not in captivity or at liberty) and "wheeling" (from the verb "wheel", meaning to move or roll). The suffix "-ly" (meaning in a manner of) indicates the manner of action. Thus, "freewheelingly" describes acting in a free or unrestricted manner, often with a sense of spontaneity or lack of restraint.
Think of being 'at liberty' ('free') and 'moving' ('wheeling') without restrictions — that's how you can remember that 'freewheelingly' means acting freely and spontaneously.