Modifies a noun

• style: With future game show host Gene Rayburn as the announcer, Allen brought his freewheeling style to millions of national viewers.

• approach: CONCLUSION This use of titles has been a fairly freewheeling, perhaps impressionistic approach, not the natural method of scholarship's tight definitions.

• spirit: In a sense, it represented the freewheeling spirit of the early settlers heading west.

• way: Downes's connection with the program happened in a freewheeling way more common in the BBC then than now.

• descent: Here you can follow the freewheeling descent down the river Miera to the Bay of Santander.

• existence: Handsome wealthy and charismatic the young New York City publishing executives freewheeling existence is enchanting yet he seems to be missing something.