Unrestricted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNRESTRICTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not restricted
• not limited or restricted
• not subject to or subjected to restriction
• free of restrictions on conduct
• accessible to all
• not restricted or modified in meaning
• never having had security classification

Words related to UNRESTRICTED

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Words that contain UNRESTRICTED

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How to use UNRESTRICTED in a sentence

• The Norman lord who undertook the office of sheriff had, as we have seen, more unrestricted power than the sheriffs of old.
• On February 1 Germany entered upon unrestricted submarine warfare, a last resort of desperation.
• Unrestricted and absolute power in the hands of a king was the only government he believed in.
• They had always enjoyed self-government in such vital matters as schools, municipal and local laws, taxes, colonial judges, and unrestricted town-meetings.
• Everywhere, as in the time of Trajan, were unrestricted pleasures and unrestricted trades.
• This we neglect to do when we look with indifference or complacency upon the present phase of unrestricted competition in industrial work amongst women.
• Wherever she has the unrestricted right she exercises it.
• The condition of China at this time renders it probable that some important changes will occur in that vast Empire which will lead to a more unrestricted intercourse with it.
• But if it is potent in these, how much more is it potent in its free unrestricted domain, the open country.
• What are the objections to a suffrage restricted by property and intellectual qualifications? To a suffrage unrestricted by such qualifications? 12.
• We cannot present people unless we have this free hand, this unrestricted field.
• Presented as a call to a particularly onerous and quite unpaid social duty the appeal for unrestricted parentage fails.
• They came with unrestricted freedom from camp into Ragusa, carried away what supplies of any kind they needed, and, when ill, came to the hospital of the city.
• Unrestricted right of transit and sojourn with slaves in free States.
• He had a ready pen and, apparently, had unrestricted access to the mails.
• We thought that possibly it was a trick to induce us to leave our baggage so that the owners of the dog would have an unrestricted opportunity to plunder the cart.
• The demands of the federal government for manufactured goods at unrestricted prices gave a stimulus to business which more than replaced the lost markets of the South.
• However, I would have none of these, though the king most earnestly impressed upon my mind that my choice was wholly unrestricted.
• Nor can it become a science until it is conceived as lying entirely within a sphere in which the law of cause and effect has unreserved and unrestricted dominion.
• THE TRADE QUESTION During this session important steps were taken towards a more unrestricted system of trade.
• A war will be waged through an unrestricted press upon your government and your people.
• Christ was a divine mercy which shone upon all mankind, the medium for the descent of the bounty of God, and the bounty of God is transcendent, unrestricted, universal.
• Just as in the world of politics there is need for free thought, likewise in the world of religion there should be the right of unrestricted individual belief.
• But, whichever of these hypotheses be true, certain it is that we have risen under a very different system than that of free and unrestricted trade.
• Madison argues, Sir, on this early and interesting occasion, very justly and liberally, in favor of the general principles of unrestricted commerce.
• It is with the humane, the benevolent sentiments, that our sympathy is unrestricted and complete.
• I drew deep inspirations, and, opening my coat and vest, let the breeze that swept up the valley blow upon me unrestricted.
• Where communication is easy and trade unrestricted, the native industry has vanished, or is on the wane.
• In such a state of unrestricted competition among various religions, the universal law of the survival of the fittest acts freely.
• They are practical men, who believe that only through the unrestricted use of the submarine can Britain, whom they call the keystone of the opposition, be beaten.
• This makes it of vital importance to them to command an unrestricted extent of territory.
• The English, as you know, are forbidden for the present to trade at New Orleans, while we are unrestricted.
• So far as one can see, the Republic ought to have been destroyed long ago by political corruption, race prejudice, unrestricted immigration and the growth of monopolies.
• In the mode last mentioned the control of our taxation for revenue will be always retained in our own hands unrestricted by conventional agreements with other governments.
• Honest labor and enterprise are left free and unrestricted in whatever pursuit they may be engaged.

Similar words containing RESTRICT without suffix ed and without prefix un

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