untrammelled

British

/ ʌnˈtræməld /

adjective

not hindered or restricted in thought or action

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But what followed was "extraordinary and unprecedented strengthening of executive power... untrammelled by judicial scrutiny".

From BBC

In a statement, they emphasised that the goal was a more durable ceasefire and untrammelled access for humanitarian operations.

From Reuters

There is also untrammelled urbanisation which has damaged urban forests and wetlands.

From BBC

Prior to the 2008 Olympics, there was a unique, untrammelled night life in Beijing.

From BBC

The move will shore up European support for the nuclear deal signed in 2015, as untrammelled UN access to sites is a key part of the deal and arguably the cornerstone of the agreement.

From The Guardian

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