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Comparative for having no limits or restrictions
“It also gives it full, complete, and unrestricted power to regulate foreign commerce.”
Comparative for freely available to be used by everyone
“There is open, unrestricted access to the park year-round.”
Comparative for having no specialty or particular purpose
“The holder thereof grants to each qualified applicant an unrestricted license to make, use, and sell that drug.”
Comparative for not blocked or obstructed by anything
“Our room wasn't advertised as a sea view room, but it still had a pretty unrestricted view of the sea.”
Comparative for flexible or liberal in nature
“Once entering the political arena, the essayist can only, at personal risk, take advantage of the genre's long-established affinity for free inquiry, unrestricted opinion, and open-mindedness.”
Comparative for not burdened or encumbered by something
“The main characteristics were a willingness to seek new ideas and solutions, to experiment with new methods and materials, unrestricted by the past.”
Comparative for free from physical restraint or confinement
“Their chickens are 100% organic, free from drugs, unrestricted, and free to roam on lush West Country pasture.”
Comparative for not fixed in place tightly or firmly
“Sebastian grabbed the unrestricted end of the rope, but before he could tie it to the mast, the heavy wind caused the ship to suddenly veer starboard.”
Comparative for unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
Comparative for having no conditions or limitations
Comparative for covering everything and all that is relevant
Comparative for open, honest, and direct in speech or expression, especially when dealing with unpalatable matters
Comparative for possessing supreme or ultimate power
Comparative for having unconditional and enthusiastic support
Comparative for having unlimited power, force or authority
Comparative for left to personal choice
Comparative for with no restrictions on those allowed to participate
Comparative for being plentiful or more than enough in quantity
Comparative for open-ended or wide-ranging with little in the way of limits or restrictions
Comparative for possible or easy to acquire, access or use
Comparative for free from an obligation or liability imposed on others
Comparative for without any reduction in intensity or strength
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