It is usually used when someone or something is released from some bondage, restriction or restraint. "He was freed from prison after his sentence was served." "He was free from the ropes that bound him."

"Free from" is also less commonly used to indicate that something does not contain a particular substance or quality. In this case, "free of" is more common, but you will still see "free from" used as well. "The fruit is free from pesticides."

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