unfettered

Once that happens, his reign as the unfettered master of all he surveys will be over.

The report says the U.S. will lose unfettered access to Taiwanese-produced chips or be obliged to pay dearly for them.

However good or bad the press is, our system of government demands it be unfettered — not on the faith of finding salient facts, but on the mere chance of doing so.

ICE, in their view, has become an unfettered and unaccountable national police force.

“Which heighten the necessity for access to counsel, unfettered.”