unconstraint
[uhn-kuh n-streynt]
noun
lack of constraint: Their home has a feeling of unconstraint and warm hospitableness.
Origin of unconstraint
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Related Words for unconstraint
charter, right, exemption, certificate, grant, consent, immunity, permit, privilege, ticket, warrant, authorization, casualness, simplicity, spontaneity, familiarity, nonchalance, composure, quickness, dexterityExamples from the Web for unconstraint
Historical Examples of unconstraint
He made no approach to familiarity, scarcely to unconstraint.
Chronicles of DustyporeHenry Stewart Cunningham
Bartrow was slowly coming to his own in the matter of unconstraint.
The HelpersFrancis Lynde
The old red blood and stainless gentility of great poets will be proved by their unconstraint.
So that his costume was beyond reproach, and he wore it with as much ease and unconstraint as he displayed in his old coat.
The Bashful Lover (Novels of Paul de Kock Volume XIX)Charles Paul de Kock
Like many other vulgar men in similar circumstances, he wondered at the ease and unconstraint he felt in such choice company!
Davenport Dunn, Volume 1 (of 2)Charles James Lever