Free-range
(adjective)
Describes farm animals, especially poultry, that are allowed to roam freely rather than being confined to a limited area.
Origin:
20th century: from free + range.
Examples:
- Free-range chickens are known for producing healthier and tastier eggs.
- The free-range farm provides a natural and humane environment for the animals.
- Free-range pork is becoming a popular choice for consumers who are conscious about animal welfare.
- He decided to switch to free-range eggs because of the more ethical treatment of the birds.
- The free-range cows were able to graze in open fields and enjoy the sunshine.