restricted
adjective
confined; limited.
unrestrictedly
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a word derived from
restricted.
Example Sentences
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While Mr. Wentworth meditated upon this anomaly his nephew was admiring him unrestrictedly.
From The Europeans by James, Henry
Caresses and embraces were indulged in as freely and unrestrictedly as might have been between two little girls.
From A Preliminary Study of the Emotion of Love between the Sexes by Bell, Sanford
Suddenly he interrupted Mr. Locket; he observed to him: "I take it that if I should make you this concession the hospitality of the Promiscuous would be by that very fact unrestrictedly secured to me."
From Sir Dominick Ferrand by James, Henry
They render this service by fulfilling their own ends independently and unrestrictedly, not by surrendering them for the sake of spiritual interests.
From The History of Freedom by Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, Baron
On the staircase, which, as the house contained twenty sets of rooms, was unrestrictedly public, I met his servant, who went back with me and ushered me in.
From Embarrassments by James, Henry
