unreserve
[ uhn-ri-zurv ]
noun
absence of reserve; frankness; candor.
Origin of unreserve
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How to use unreserve in a sentence
How strange and new were these reckless outbreaks of unreserve.
The Pastor's Wife | Elizabeth von ArnimHe pushed it toward them with charming unreserve, and the bewilderment with which it was read seemed to please him.
A Good Samaritan | Mary Raymond Shipman AndrewsNo one, fairly and impartially judging, could say that Elizabeth had behaved to him except with friendly unreserve.
Arundel | Edward Frederic BensonLet no man confound the bold unreserve of Sand with that of those who have lost the feeling of beauty and the love of good.
Woman in the Nineteenth Century | Margaret Fuller OssoliHe was of an unreserve concerning his ignorance which his solicitor felt sometimes almost struck one in the face.
T. Tembarom | Frances Hodgson Burnett
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