Definitions
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- noun Any of various
aquatic disciplines in which divers attempt to stayunderwater without breathing apparatus for as long as possible.
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Examples
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During his UDT years, his team set several free-diving depth records.
Heroes or Villains? 2010
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She could still feel it, curling inside her like the feel of seaweed brushing against her skin as it sometimes did when she went free-diving on Santa Costa.
Shadow Chase Seressia Glass 2010
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Today even a novice can quickly learn to last longer than that, as I discovered under the tutelage of Kirk Krack, the free-diving coach who has been training Mr. Blaine for his world-record attempt.
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She could still feel it, curling inside her like the feel of seaweed brushing against her skin as it sometimes did when she went free-diving on Santa Costa.
Shadow Chase Seressia Glass 2010
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For the unrestrained form of exuberance, you had to be closer to one of the 3 bridges crossing the Canal Grande, where kids were playing cat and mouse with the Polizia free-diving into the pitch dark from the crest of the crossings.
Veniceblog: 2006
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For the unrestrained form of exuberance, you had to be closer to one of the 3 bridges crossing the Canal Grande, where kids were playing cat and mouse with the Polizia free-diving into the pitch dark from the crest of the crossings.
After The World Cup 2006
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It centers on a sport you've probably never seen before, free-diving.
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A year after she began free-diving she set her first world record.
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GUPTA: Here's Streeter before her attempt to set a record in no limits free-diving, the same event that proved fatal for Mestre.
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GUPTA: Streeter says her success in free-diving has taught her a lesson she tries to pass on to others.
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