Untrammeled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNTRAMMELED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not trammeled, also UNTRAMMELLED
• not deprived of freedom of action or expression; not restricted or hampered
• Not hampered or impeded; free.
• not confined or limited
• not trammeled

How to use UNTRAMMELED in a sentence

• The letters which went east every mail were splendid productions in their way, written with ease and eloquence, and utterly untrammeled by any regard for facts.
• To this end it is indispensable that its finances should be untrammeled and its resources as far as practicable unencumbered.
• Entirely untrammeled by symbolism, and with the whole field of classic and mediaeval ornament to glean from, its aim was to develop a perfect style of ornament.
• Now is the place unguarded, and all your servitors are free to enter, and all your terrors are untrammeled, to be loosed against me, who have no longer anything to dread.
• Pupasse the only one free and untrammeled, simple and direct.
• This is of the very essence of lawlessness because it is revolt against the normal sequence of law and effect, in mind and conduct, in favor of untrammeled adventure.
• Regarding himself as one of the fraternity, he called himself brother Albert, and left William untrammeled in the cares of state.
• Nobody knew how this elderly woman with the untrammeled imagination of a child dreaded to enter the southwest chamber, and yet she could not have told why she had the dread.
• Be light and untrammeled as the breeze, that ye may obtain admittance into the precincts of My court, My inviolable Sanctuary.
• I had just said that the west was calling me, that I was untrammeled.
• Those were days of full, pulsing, untrammeled life.
• There seems to be no reason why they should linger on the way to untrammeled freedom or restrict themselves within a scale.
• She was anxious to break altogether with her past existence, and to begin a new and happier life untrammeled by any connection with former times and troubles.
• Education, therefore, in its popular, untrammeled, moral sense, is the greatest concern of society.
• In our country they would become, from youthful association, more or less fond of our open homes, our sense of democracy, the untrammeled opportunities to go and to do.
• If we could wear a costume which would permit us to feel just as free and untrammeled in our movements as we do when without clothing such a form of dress would be ideal.
• The entire community, untrammeled and supremely confident, was rising to a great and glorious opportunity.
• Other nations are not untrammeled and free of intrigues like the United States, and are unable to bring about Universal Peace.
• Ahead of her, leading one pack horse and letting the other follow untrammeled, Roaring Bill kept doggedly on, halting for nothing, never looking back.
• Lovell still insisted that we stand aloof and give the constituted authorities a free, untrammeled hand until the inspection was over.
• The frequent assertion then made was that all discrimination was unjust, and that the popular will should be left untrammeled in the formation of new States.
• The untrammeled and sovereign citizen had his own way of treating the obnoxious native to the soil.
• He loved them all and partook of them all in his large, free, unselfish, untrammeled nature.
• Led by a graceful young girl, one of the settlement workers, they danced with the joyous abandon of youthful spirits untrammeled, ending the dance with a chorus of happy laughter.
• The mother flying with her children, untrammeled with any of the arts of fashion was the best natural picture I ever looked upon, and wild in the extreme.
• No one could say that he had been a partisan either for or against McClellan, and his wise reticence in the past gave him in the present the privilege of untrammeled action.
• The Indians were tigers, the renegades vultures, the vast untrammeled forests and plains their covert.
• He was thus cutting away that untrammeled spirit and that free life which had been the making of Arabic poetry.
• He had never seen anything so vitally young and untrammeled as she was.
• With that freedom they are buying an untrammeled independence and dear as is the price they pay for it, it will in the end be worth every taunt and groan.
• If ever a human being were untrammeled and left alone to see what will come of it, it is this child.
• By birth, predilection, and instinct both were philosophers of the open, preferring an untrammeled life in Vagabondia to the collars and conventions of society.

Similar words containing TRAMMEL without suffix ed and without prefix un

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