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English adjective: unrestricted | |||
| 1. | unrestricted not subject to or subjected to restriction | ||
| Similar | all-weather, discretionary, open, open-ended, open-plan | ||
| See also | free | ||
| Antonyms | restricted | ||
| 2. | unrestricted free of restrictions on conduct | ||
| Samples | I had unrestricted access. | ||
| Similar | free | ||
| Antonyms | unfree | ||
| 3. | unrestricted accessible to all | ||
| Synonyms | unexclusive | ||
| Similar | public | ||
| Antonyms | private | ||
| 4. | unrestricted not restricted or modified in meaning | ||
| Samples | Unrestricted verbs are usually stronger than those qualified by adverbs. | ||
| Similar | unmodified | ||
| Domain category | grammar | ||
| Antonyms | modified | ||
| 5. | unrestricted never having had security classification | ||
| Synonyms | nonsensitive | ||
| Similar | unclassified | ||
| Antonyms | classified | ||
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