Unrestricted

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈrɪˌstrɪktɪd/

Definitions of unrestricted

adjective not limited or restricted; allowing freedom of action or expression

Example Sentences

A1 The children were allowed unrestricted access to the playground.

A2 The website offers unrestricted downloads of free resources.

B1 The new policy allows employees unrestricted use of company laptops.

B2 The artist had unrestricted creative freedom in designing the new exhibit.

C1 The CEO has unrestricted authority to make decisions for the company.

C2 The scientist conducted research with unrestricted funding from the government.

Examples of unrestricted in a Sentence

formal The company implemented unrestricted access to the employee handbook.

informal You can use the printer anytime, it's unrestricted.

slang The party was totally unrestricted, we could do whatever we wanted.

figurative Her creativity knows no bounds, it's truly unrestricted.

Grammatical Forms of unrestricted

• past tense: unrestricted
• plural: unrestricteds
• comparative: more unrestricted
• superlative: most unrestricted
• present tense: unrestrict
• future tense: will unrestricted
• perfect tense: have unrestricted
• continuous tense: is unrestricted
• singular: unrestricted
• positive degree: unrestricted
• infinitive: to unrestricted
• gerund: unrestricting
• participle: unrestricted

Origin and Evolution of unrestricted

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'unrestricted' originated from the combination of the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' or 'opposite of' and the word 'restricted' meaning 'limited or confined'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unrestricted' has been consistently used to describe something that is not limited or confined in any way, emphasizing the absence of restrictions or constraints.