- give someone (a) free reign
- give (someone/something) (a) free reign See at: give free rein
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give someone (a) free reign
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give something (a) free reign — give (someone/something) (a) free reign See at: give free rein … New idioms dictionary
give someone (a) free rein — give (someone/something) (a) free rein to allow someone or something complete freedom. The owners gave the chef free reign to create a new menu. She was afraid to give free rein to her feelings … New idioms dictionary
give something (a) free rein — give (someone/something) (a) free rein to allow someone or something complete freedom. The owners gave the chef free reign to create a new menu. She was afraid to give free rein to her feelings … New idioms dictionary
give (a) free reign — give (someone/something) (a) free reign See at: give free rein … New idioms dictionary
give (a) free rein — give (someone/something) (a) free rein to allow someone or something complete freedom. The owners gave the chef free reign to create a new menu. She was afraid to give free rein to her feelings … New idioms dictionary
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