Thesaurus / unfettered

unfettered

How to use unfettered in a sentence

Parliament contented itself with giving the Central Authority wide powers and almost unfettered discretion in the use of them.

O Agni, send forth with the ladle thy heat, thy winged flames; send forth unfettered thy firebrands all around.

She walked, as always, with the elastic resilience of unfettered youth.

THE HIGHGRADERWILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE

To establish the absolute and unfettered liberty of the press and religious opinions?

His decision left the way open to the almost unfettered activities of the opponents of his policy both in England and in Ireland.

Unless, O most indulgent, it is your amiable intention to permit me to follow the inspiration of my own unfettered choice?

The delegates offered Luther a Council; and he had it in his power to accept it unfettered by any precise definition.

If Foyle had been able to get in touch with Blake he would have called him off in order to let her proceed unfettered.

The reason is plain: a pilot, in those days, was the only unfettered and entirely independent human being that lived in the earth.

"If it had been my lot to have my hands unfettered, if I had not a partner--Mr. Jorkins," says Mr. Spenlow.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985