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Meanings of
unrestrained
in English
Flamboyant.
flamboyant
Related terms
colorful
colourful
Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.
mad
excited
frantic
delirious
Related terms
wild
Not subject to restraint.
restrained
Related terms
free
excessive
extravagant
uncontrolled
exuberant
unchecked
unbuttoned
unbridled
unhindered
unreserved
Usage of
unrestrained
in English
1
The child turned quickly; in her eyes and voice incredulity was
unrestrained
.
2
The danger is in the
unrestrained
appetite, in intemperance that becomes habit.
3
The essence of the criminal act lies in its
unrestrained
aggressive character.
4
Yet there are aspects of the performance that feel joyful and
unrestrained
.
5
It was more rustic and
unrestrained
-
more
in
the nature of a picnic.
6
Their excitement was evident and
unrestrained
as they went back to work.
7
On the after-deck the passengers in
unrestrained
jollity, had begun to dance.
8
These models are then further refined using
unrestrained
molecular dynamics in water.
9
Varsity players and substitutes shared alike in the joy, which was
unrestrained
.
10
Aboard the eight units of the submarine flotilla there was joy
unrestrained
.
11
A laugh-theloud,
unrestrained
laugh of the courtesan-camefrom across the street.
12
She was still sobbing in vehement and
unrestrained
passion, when Darvil re-entered.
13
With the powerful impulse towards celebrity culture, the parental impulse becomes
unrestrained
.
14
His ample belly, so unusual among his people, shook with
unrestrained
mirth.
15
Why not give ourselves up to the
unrestrained
enjoyment of the present?
16
His neglected and
unrestrained
youth was abandoned to license and to profligacy.
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About this term
unrestrained
Adjective
Frequent collocations
more unrestrained
unrestrained laughter
unrestrained freedom
unrestrained passion
as unrestrained
More collocations
Unrestrained
through the time
Unrestrained
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common