Unfettered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNFETTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNFETTER, to free from fetters
• release from restraint or inhibition
ADJECTIVE:
• not bound by shackles and chains

Words related to UNFETTERED

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How to use UNFETTERED in a sentence

• Americans believe there can be no truly free press, and no real unfettered public opinion, with the possibility of punishment hanging over the press of a country.
• Had he been the prime minister of an absolute monarch he would have been unfettered, and could have carried out any reform which his royal master approved.
• His commercial policy was identical with that of his friend Huskisson, which was that commerce flourished best when wholly unfettered by restrictions.
• Her lightest touch seemed to awake it, and there were moments when his unfettered passion made her afraid.
• And awful were his conflicts, not with an unfettered imagination, like Jerome in the wilderness, but with positive sin.
• It was discovered that men might labor and enjoy the fruits of industry in a new mode, unfettered by the restraints which the institutions of Europe imposed.
• From all these, however, he escaped unscathed, with the wings of his genius unfettered.
• The President, as the chief executive power, must have a free and entirely unfettered communication with the coordinate powers of Government.
• Mingled with the depressing anxieties already referred to, were emotions of pleasure and exultation, when we stepped upon the shores of an unfettered isle.
• And when he rose from the water, lo! he was unfettered.
• She was not so unfettered as not to dread the wounded esteem of the unlistened-to male.
• You will, therefore, if you wish, remain with us for one year, unfettered by any vows.
• His purpose was to make life as generous, as unfettered as possible.
• The landscape is another type of unfettered composition.
• Her tall figure, so round with the charms of womanhood, yet so supple, so full of natural, unfettered grace, made her a delight to the eye.
• Every father of a family will be, as formerly Abraham and the patriarchs, the priest and unfettered lord of his family, and Reason will be the only code of Man.
• They would have it unfettered by any tie whatsoever.
• There are days when I dream of an existence unfettered by the thousand petty strings with which our souls lie bound to Lilliputia land.
• Yet, who knows? The impulses of an unfettered spirit lean toward daring, and youth, as I have said, seeks the strange, the unknown and, sometimes, the terrible.
• Then, with all subjection to the dogmas of Natural religion, the desire for a real true knowledge was unfettered and powerfully excited.
• This leash prevented him from wandering off, something nearly all unfettered monkeys will do if not watched very closely by their masters.
• He desired to be unfettered in his parliamentary position, and freely gave up the chances of Downing Street for those of the race-course.
• At all events, the directors offered no open opposition, and Lord Dalhousie was left to his own unfettered judgment to carry out his scheme.
• In short, while Ireland had even a partly unfettered control of her own concerns, the arts were generously encouraged by her government and by the wealthy individual.
• The unfettered nature of the gift excited admiration, whilst the confidence reposed in the Council was calculated to have insured the wavering faith of any less-gifted body.
• She obeyed, scared somewhat as was her wont when she found him so unfettered and violent.
• But there was a sort of equivalent for it in the complete culture and unfettered thinking of a large body of Germans.
• There was about him a species of careless magnificence, wholly apart from arrogance, unfettered, superb.
• But it was thus they had talked when they first made love, and it was, moreover, the only way in which their tongues could move unfettered.
• Thus the good promise they gave of a free religion and an unfettered conscience is already broken.
• From the rocky, snow-clad mountains, Where the breath of sunny Spring Has unfettered muffled fountains, Hear the songs of gladness ring.
• Dreading lest they should run too fast, and too far, in an unfettered state, it has loaded them with chains so effectually as to prevent their running at all.
• The notion expressed in this sentence promises a union of the advantages of an organic synthesis, with the advantages of an open mind and unfettered inquiry.
• The aversion of ecclesiastics to unfettered discussion, lest it should damage institutions and beliefs deemed useful to mankind, is the great leading example of this peril.
• Yet he often said he would rather have been an unfettered evangelist, bent on saving the world, than the pastor of any one flock or church.
• The chief object of home is to give to each individual a chance for unfettered development.
• The unfettered boy was healthy, and made rapid advance in a few years.

Similar words containing FETTER without suffix ed and without prefix un

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