unrestricted
adjective (unrestricted)
Everyday
Unrestricted means without limits, rules or controls; free to do, have or use as much as you want. tree →
In the lessons
In everyday life, an unrestricted view means nothing blocks what you see; unrestricted internet access means no filters, which is why schools use filters for safety. In money and adult life, an unrestricted ticket can be used at any time. Phrases: "unrestricted access", "unrestricted view", "unrestricted use".
Examples
- We had an unrestricted view of the stage from the front row. tree →
- The library gives unrestricted access to its books for members. tree →
- Children should not have unrestricted internet use. tree →
- The ticket is unrestricted, so you can travel at any time. tree →
- The dogs had unrestricted run of the farm. tree →
- (formal) The museum allows unrestricted entry on Sundays. tree →
Note
It is un- (not) + restricted. Opposite: restricted, limited. Verb: restrict; noun: restriction. Spelled with two r's in "restricted" separated: un-re-strict-ed.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «unrestricted» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «unrestricted» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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