free speech
noun
1.
freedom of speech
.
Origin
1840-50,
Americanism
Examples from the web for
free speech
They must be allowed to express their conclusions in
free speech
and in votes that are combined with those of millions of others.
From now on, it's basically going to be all the
free speech
that money can buy.
They argue that the patent is invalid because it restricts
free speech
and free thought.
What proponents of this argument do not realize is that it both defies logic and tramples
free speech
about science.
Perhaps this publication no longer properly represents reasonable levels of
free speech
.
These only reveal that
free speech
can be a totally unscientific scam.
free speech
is a sham if you cannot find a domain registrar or web host willing to host your entirely legal speech.
They could not allow their predilection for
free speech
and their abhorrence of torture to endanger public safety.
Infringements on
free speech
such as this are nothing less than an abomination.
In a way, the sorry spectacle this family creates is a validation of
free speech
.
British Dictionary definitions for
free speech
free speech
noun
1.
the right to express one's opinions publicly