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unrestrained

adjective (unrestrained); adverb «unrestrainedly»

«unrestrained» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Not controlled or held back; free and wild: unrestrained joy, unrestrained anger. tree →
  2. Not physically held back or tied: an unrestrained dog, an unrestrained passenger (without a seat belt). tree →

In the lessons

In stories: unrestrained laughter, unrestrained tears. In safety: unrestrained children in cars (no seat belt or car seat) can be badly hurt; unrestrained dogs may run into roads. In formal writing: unrestrained spending. Phrases: «unrestrained joy», «unrestrained passenger».

Examples

  • The fans cheered with unrestrained joy. tree →
  • An unrestrained passenger can be thrown forward in a crash. tree →
  • The puppy ran unrestrained across the field. tree →
  • Her unrestrained laughter filled the room. tree →
  • His unrestrained anger frightened the little ones. tree →
  • Unrestrained spending left them with no money. tree →

Note

Opposite: «restrained». Built from un- + restrain (hold back). In cars, always wear a seat belt: being unrestrained is dangerous and against the law.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/unrestrained/