unfettered

/ ʌnˈfɛtəd /

adjective

1. released from physical or mental bonds; unrestrained

Example Sentences

Vought is a proponent of the “unitary executive” theory, the argument that the president should have unfettered control over every tentacle of the executive branch, including independent agencies such as the Federal Reserve.

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America represented fresh scientific terrain and unfettered possibility.

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So far, little has stopped his quest for possessing the unfettered power of an anointed king.

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In helping audiences understand what is happening around them and reckon with their fears, comedy is both a collective coping mechanism and a catalyst for unfettered, clear-eyed thought.

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The irony of the conservative underdog crying out for help from the courts because unfettered capitalism is so unfair can’t be missed — yet it still deserves a shout-out.

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