Pronunciation: /ʌnrɪzɜrv/
noun a lack of reserve or restraint
A1 I appreciate your unreserve in sharing your thoughts with me.
A2 Her unreserve in expressing her emotions made everyone feel comfortable.
B1 His unreserve in discussing sensitive topics often led to deep conversations.
B2 The unreserve with which she approached the project impressed her colleagues.
C1 The politician's unreserve in addressing controversial issues gained him respect from the public.
C2 The artist's unreserve in pushing boundaries with his work made him a pioneer in his field.
verb to release or free from reserve or restraint
A1 I unreservedly apologize for my mistake.
A2 She unreservedly offered to help with the project.
B1 The company unreservedly supports the new policy.
B2 The professor unreservedly praised the student's research paper.
C1 The politician unreservedly condemned the violent actions of the protestors.
C2 The actor unreservedly dedicated himself to his role, giving a stellar performance.
formal The hotel requires guests to unreserve their rooms at least 24 hours in advance to avoid any cancellation fees.
informal I forgot to unreserve the conference room for tomorrow's meeting, can you help me with that?
slang I accidentally double-booked my flight, so I had to unreserve one of the tickets.
figurative She decided to unreserve her feelings and finally open up to her therapist about her struggles.
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