Loosely (Adverb)

Without regard to specific details or exceptions; "he interprets the law broadly".

The professor interprets the policy loosely, allowing for flexibility in its application.
She travels loosely, without a fixed itinerary or accommodations booked in advance.
The guidelines were written loosely, leaving room for interpretation by the individual departments.
The company's definition of a "full-time" employee is applied loosely, depending on the circumstances.
The poet speaks loosely of love, using sweeping metaphors and generalizations.

In a loose manner; "a union of loosely federated states".

The artist painted the landscape loosely, with bold brushstrokes and vivid colors.
The country is a loosely knit federation of city-states, each with its own government.
The researcher organized the data loosely, grouping similar results together but not in a rigid hierarchy.
The students were given a loosely structured assignment, allowing them to choose their own topic and approach.
The team played loosely, enjoying the friendly game and not worrying too much about winning.

In a relaxed manner; not rigid; "his hands lay loosely".

Structurally open and not compact or close; "loosely knit"; "loosely woven cloth"; "loosely structured organization".

The fabric of the sweater was loosely woven, making it perfect for warm weather.
The team's strategy was loosely based on a similar approach used by their competitors.
The artist's paintings were loosely inspired by the Impressionist movement, but she added her own unique twist.
The company's management structure was loosely organized, with many employees working remotely.
The story was loosely adapted from a novel, but the filmmakers took some significant creative liberties.