unfettered

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Will remain immortally unfettered, and what thou dost firmly elect to do, God will not prevent.

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  1. Unchained; unshackled; free from restraint; unrestrained. Unfetter'd by the sense of crime. Tennyson, In Memoriam, xxvii.

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  • Most held their children by the hand; some let their kids run unfettered, then yelled at them when they darted into Hannah's path. —  Ledbetter, Suzann - North of Clever
  • He was free, unfettered, and uncertain, with no obligations and no plans He had rather expected to find inns near the docks, but none were evident. —  Lawrence Watt-Evans - The Misenchanted Sword_v1.0
  • The major media in Venezuela to this day are practically unmatched in this hemisphere, and indeed most of the world, for their vehement, unfettered, and even vicious, libelous, and violence inciting attacks on the government [10]. —  Signs of the Times
  • Christian Aid called for a "swift and robust" UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire and "unfettered" humanitarian access to Gaza. —  Clerical Whispers
  • Putting management of these assets in an unfettered, global-facing, agile and lightweight sister organization could let the BBC rebrand itself as vital a global player as YouTube and MySpace. —  home
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