[ˈfriːfɔrm]

Definitions

1. adjective

created or proceeding without a predetermined plan, structure, or pattern

“The artist worked on a freeform sculpture, allowing the shape to evolve organically.”

2. noun

a style of music or other creative work that is not organized or structured in a traditional way

“Freeform jazz is known for its improvisational nature and lack of set melody.”

3. noun

a type of television or radio broadcast that is not scripted or structured in a traditional way

“The late-night talk show is a freeform format, with discussions and interviews that can go in any direction.”

4. adverb

in a free or unstructured manner

“The students worked freeform, contributing their ideas without any preconceived notions.”