unfettered

/ ʌnˈfɛtəd /

adjective

1. released from physical or mental bonds; unrestrained

Example Sentences

Once that happens, his reign as the unfettered master of all he surveys will be over.

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The report says the U.S. will lose unfettered access to Taiwanese-produced chips or be obliged to pay dearly for them.

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However good or bad the press is, our system of government demands it be unfettered — not on the faith of finding salient facts, but on the mere chance of doing so.

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ICE, in their view, has become an unfettered and unaccountable national police force.

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“Which heighten the necessity for access to counsel, unfettered.”

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