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Meanings of unrestrained in English

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Flamboyant.

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Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.

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Examples for "mad"
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She was not mad; she took clothes; she left everything in order.
What Necessity Knows
2
All the world was mad and she was the maddest in it.
The Lure of the Mask
3
It's a beautiful course with plenty of distractions for the less horse-mad.
The Irish Times
4
The capital and the whole nation went mad with hatred and fear.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
5
Once again the mad joy of the battle was in my veins.
The Adventures of Gerard
1
Definitely.' She speaks in many exclamation marks, excited by every new opportunity.
The Guardian
2
We played great today and I'm extremely excited about how we finished.
The Guardian
3
She is excited to see us, ready to hear our good news.
Getting old is tres dangereux
4
I am very excited to start working in South Africa, she said.
The South African
5
He fought in cold blood; he was not in the least excited.
The Nameless Castle
1
I feel frantic- Ididn'task him what I wanted to ask him.
Allegiant
2
Sadly the quality did not match expectations; it was frantic and physical.
The Irish Times
3
She held up a hand, frantic to keep the situation from escalating.
Beneath a southern sky
4
We had a very frantic week this week with the cold open.
The new yorker
5
Bottlers in South Africa are frantic about the likely loss of jobs.
Reuters
1
Of particular concern are those older patients who are dehydrated and delirious.
The Guardian
2
In the most severe cases, people would become emaciated, delirious, and incapacitated.
NY Magazine
3
Their delirious state was gradually improved after stopping the intravenous clomipramine administrations.
Pubmed
4
And every evening, he'd carried his delirious friend to the waiting steamcoach.
Burning up
5
The elder took the fever, and in a few days became delirious.
American Prisoners of the Revolution

Not subject to restraint.

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Usage of unrestrained in English
1
The child turned quickly; in her eyes and voice incredulity was unrestrained.
How It Happened
2
The danger is in the unrestrained appetite, in intemperance that becomes habit.
A Backward Glance at Eighty: Recollections & Comment
3
The essence of the criminal act lies in its unrestrained aggressive character.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
4
Yet there are aspects of the performance that feel joyful and unrestrained.
The Guardian
5
It was more rustic and unrestrained-morein the nature of a picnic.
South Wind
6
Their excitement was evident and unrestrained as they went back to work.
Alien: Covenant
7
On the after-deck the passengers in unrestrained jollity, had begun to dance.
Atlantis
8
These models are then further refined using unrestrained molecular dynamics in water.
Pubmed
9
Varsity players and substitutes shared alike in the joy, which was unrestrained.
Football Days / Memories of the Game and of the Men behind the B...
10
Aboard the eight units of the submarine flotilla there was joy unrestrained.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea; Or, The Vanishing Submarines
11
A laugh-theloud, unrestrained laugh of the courtesan-camefrom across the street.
Sacred and Profane Love: A Novel in Three Episodes
12
She was still sobbing in vehement and unrestrained passion, when Darvil re-entered.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 04
13
With the powerful impulse towards celebrity culture, the parental impulse becomes unrestrained.
The Guardian
14
His ample belly, so unusual among his people, shook with unrestrained mirth.
Countdown: The Liberators-ARC
15
Why not give ourselves up to the unrestrained enjoyment of the present?
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
16
His neglected and unrestrained youth was abandoned to license and to profligacy.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume I
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