unconstrained
sin restricciones
definition
adjective
unconstrained growth
not restricted or limited.
example
There was 'unconstrained' joy when it was announced that a former British Airways Concorde would be taking pride of place at the National Museum of Flight in East Lothian.
It was less than 20 dollars, and had mould growing apparently 'unconstrained' on the ceiling, and a ceiling fan, two single beds and a small television.
The useless surplus is the surplus of freedom itself, the margin of free production 'unconstrained' by production for necessity.
This political apathy enabled the ruling elites to exercise their authority 'unconstrained' by popular pressure.
Barnave rejects rigidity as strongly as he condemns the wild flights of 'unconstrained' imagination.
Surely soaring house prices cannot be allowed to continue 'unconstrained' .
The net has created a world where communication is 'unconstrained' by geographical, temporal or political borders.
They are enthusiasts for the notion that the United States has become a New Rome, a colossus 'unconstrained' by any values, loyalties or ideals of international law.
The reactions giving rise to zircon growth are generally unspecified and 'unconstrained' .
Being a true gentleman, I wouldn't have mentioned it but Ann proceeded to tell every person she met about it, so I feel entirely 'unconstrained' !
The ‘freeholder’ was thought of as an independent voter exercising his legal rights 'unconstrained' by the lure of political parties or threats.
Souter's money has bought around half the billboard sites in Ayr, 'unconstrained' by the tight rules on campaign expenditure because it is not representing any one candidate.
The ability to mix and match tracks in playlists 'unconstrained' by the limitations of vinyl records or CDs could undermine the notion of the album as a coherent collection of music.
Her snappy asides, 'unconstrained' mix of observational humour and rants on life's irritations make for lucid, compulsive viewing.
This dogma is supposed to free the writerly side of one's brain for 'unconstrained' truth-telling.
Thinkers are 'unconstrained' by base political considerations.
For many the case has confirmed that the army is now 'unconstrained' by the wishes of its civilian masters.
Labour was treated like any other commodity, whose price was best set through a free 'unconstrained' labour market.
We romanticize the 'unconstrained' individual: the Lone Ranger.
The problem for government is to avoid constraining that which, if 'unconstrained' by government, is free.
Filled with a humour truly divine, he strolled 'unconstrainedly' through a multitude of cares.
Nothing will be achieved by slating or praising Boris 'unconstrainedly' .
The difference between this and the preceding six stages is that now the activity is explained as an innate and spontaneous impulse manifested 'unconstrainedly' and therefore not subjected to doubts.
The ornamental patterns are clear-cut, expressive, varied and 'unconstrainedly' rhythmical.
Time and loving guidance enable them to waken 'unconstrainedly' into the tempered sounds.
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