untrammeled

especially British, un·tram·melled

[uhn-tram-uhld]

adjective

1. without restraint or impediment; unhindered.

   The sermon called out reckless and untrammeled greed as the most serious spiritual problem in the country.

2. not developed; untouched.

   Whether in urban pocket parks or distant untrammeled wilderness, being active outdoors restores and recharges us.

Word History and Origins

Origin of untrammeled¹

un- ¹ ( def. ) + trammeled

Example Sentences

The untrammeled and retributive presidency he now exercises?

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It could be a thoughtless joke, reading a banned book, harboring migrants marked for deportation, impeding untrammeled “drill-baby-drill” resource extraction, or attending an underground reproductive health clinic that sends us to the new Trump gulag.

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Shea said he found civil servants’ untrammeled advice useful when he was a presidential appointee.

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Quick with a joke — or a jab — he proved irresistible to innumerable reporters, and millions of voters, who devoured his untrammeled style of slash-and-burn rhetoric.

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He argued for untrammeled Second Amendment rights and the self-reliance afforded by firepower.

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