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• r  freely in a nonliteral manner
  he embellished his stories liberally
• r  in a generous manner
  he gave liberally to several charities

• The company has spent liberally on a sprawling campus in southern China, and its cut-rate prices mean profit margins are thin.
• Foxx, whose stage act liberally employed words and references that you still can't use on broadcast TV, was cleaned up, but not smoothed over, as junkyard proprietor, serial over .
• The "economic problem is not if we look into the future the permanent problem of the human race," he wrote (liberally using italics for emphasis).

• munificently
• generously

News & Articles

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• Has Netflix Management Given Away the Store?
  Netflix management has distributed stock options liberally in order to compensate employees, while also issuing stock to fund growth. As a result, shareholders are slowly seeing their holdings diluted by new shares.        
  June 10, 2013 - The Motley Fool

Quotes

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• Frank Keating in FOXNews
  He ought to admit, 'You know, I've got to be honest with you. I was a guy of the street. I was way to the left. I used cocaine. I voted liberally, but I'm back at the center,'Keating said of Obama.
• Martin Whitmarsh in Telegraph.co.uk
  The term 'legend' is maybe used a little too liberally in the world of sport, but without doubt it is justified in the case of Tom Wheatcroft,McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh said. "A tank driver as a young man during World War Two,...
• Sir Patrick Cormack in Telegraph.co.uk
  Sir Patrick Cormack said: "The fact is that being a Member of Parliament is an extremely expensive business. One is expected to give liberally to all manner of charities, one is expected to attend all manner of events, one is expected constantly to...