Freestyle
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verb
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(As a noun)
Freestyle ( noun )
A style of swimming in which the swimmer is not restricted by a set pattern or stroke.
Origin:
Originated in the late 19th century from the phrase "free style" meaning a style without a specific form or rule.
Examples:
- During the swim meet, Jane excelled in the freestyle event and won first place.
- The coach taught the team different freestyle techniques to improve their overall performance.
- Freestyle swimming is one of the four main strokes in competitive swimming.
- Many swimmers choose to compete in freestyle events because it allows them to use any stroke they prefer.
- The freestyle relay is a popular event at the Olympics, where teams of four swimmers each swim one freestyle leg.
(As a verb)
Freestyle ( verb )
A style of swimming in which the swimmer is not restricted by a set pattern or stroke.
Origin:
Originated in the late 19th century from the phrase "free style" meaning a style without a specific form or rule.
Examples:
- During the swim meet, Jane excelled in the freestyle event and won first place.
- The coach taught the team different freestyle techniques to improve their overall performance.
- Freestyle swimming is one of the four main strokes in competitive swimming.
- Many swimmers choose to compete in freestyle events because it allows them to use any stroke they prefer.
- The freestyle relay is a popular event at the Olympics, where teams of four swimmers each swim one freestyle leg.