untrammeled

/ʌntɹˈaməld/

/ənˈtɹæməɫd/

[adjective]

untrammeled

[ADJECTIVE]

free to do as a person or thing pleases due to not having any limitations or restrictions inflicted upon them

Examples

1. To put untrammeled reasons and individual freedom at the center of a civilization is to live with the conflict, the turmoil, the instability, and the uncertainty that these things create.

2. Zen eccentrics Kanzan and Jittoku, worked in the kitchen of a Chan temple in 7th century These two embody the Zen concept of the untrammeled soul.

3. We have to cut through all this stupid law stuff and do whatever is necessary and that nation of untrammeled power protecting is apparently a very, for many people, a very calming notion.

4. She was about to ask her father-in-law to stop the buggy so she could better study this bustling tableau, a rectangle of labor surrounded by an expanse of untrammeled prairie, when he did just that.