freer
adjective (comparative)UK /ˈfriːə/
US /ˈfriːər/
More free than someone or something else.
After the bell rang, the kids felt freer to run and play.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A person who sets someone or something free.
The freer of the birds opened the cage and watched them fly away.
3. More generous or willing to give.
She was freer with her time than anyone else on the team.
4. Less tight or less fixed in place.
The old door was freer on its hinges after the oil was added.