Definitions
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- adjective Having no
limits ; beinglimitless .
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- adjective not confined or limited
Etymologies
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Examples
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Both of us have an interest in untrammelled international trade.
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But the Publishers Association (PA) claims that "untrammelled" remote lending of digital books could pose a "serious threat" to publishers 'commercial activities.
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Mr. Costello had a degree in business studies and 'untrammelled' was one of his favourite words.
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But the Publishers Association (PA) claims that "untrammelled" remote lending of digital books could pose a "serious threat" to publishers' commercial activities.
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These beds provide the ideal spot for virtually untrammelled dreaming – both by night and by day.
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The cemetery is a beautiful, untrammelled place, lapped by waves and shaded by tall trees, but it's 5,000 miles away, so I cannot make regular visits as I would if she were buried here.
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Out of town commuters do not have an untrammelled right to cruise city streets at 50mph and not have to stop at a red light once in awhile.
Matthew Yglesias » DDOT Decides That Speedy Cars are More Important than Pedestrian Safety
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Sainsbury's refused to comment, but it seems to Digger that Southend have figuratively found what we all would love: untrammelled access to the Sainsbury's ATMs. Martin expects the HMRC debt to be repaid before it comes to court.
Football League lends relegated Premier League clubs a helping hand
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Rash or not, the martial spirit of the Cameroons amounts to a spectacle of untrammelled virility.
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Potentially the most serious threat to the UK in its 310-year history moved a step closer to fruition as the Scottish National party swept to untrammelled power in the Scottish parliament, giving its leader, Alex Salmond, a mandate to hold a referendum on independence at the time of his choosing within the next five years.
brtom commented on the word untrammelled
"Come what might she would be wild, untrammelled, free."
Joyce, Ulysses, 13
January 14, 2007