| 单词 | untrammeled |
| 释义 | untrammeled adjective USformal(UKusuallyuntrammelled)us/ʌnˈtræm.əld/uk/ʌnˈtræm.əld/notlimitedbyrulesor any othercontrollinginfluence: TheInternetallowsus untrammeledaccessto so muchinformation. Freedom to act
Examplesofuntrammeleduntrammeled Nature was mocking the conservative faith inuntrammeledmarket freedom and the liberal faith that market excesses can be regulated. FromTIME A good libertarian could take the facts documented in the book and construct a devastating case about the dangers ofuntrammeledstate power. FromHeritage.org Evidence is accumulating of the ways thatuntrammeledwealthy individuals now can effectively buy a town council or county government. FromHuffington Post They are once again making males the guardians of female safety and are portraying females as fainting, helpless victims of theuntrammeledmale libido. FromDallas Morning News Visitors to thisuntrammeledexpanse are first struck by the abundance of bobolinks. FromPlain Dealer He's the one host who's willing to ask frankly embarrassing questions of his guests; he's the host people expect to beuntrammeled. FromTIME They let us hear the voice of the vineyard, pure anduntrammeledby helicopter winemaking; they let terroir through. FromChicago Tribune Untrammeledgrief might represent the right response. FromSlate Magazine It isuntrammeledautomotive bliss! FromBusiness Insider To release the fire is to allow an immediate anduntrammeledgratification of desire that would quickly consume the self and its surroundings. From theCambridge English Corpus Second, the state of exception is not, as suggested, an exercise ofuntrammeledpower by the sovereign through the suspension of the law. From theCambridge English Corpus Sovereignty can no longer be understood in terms of the categories ofuntrammeledeffective power. From theCambridge English Corpus Legislative delegation may appear to provide constraining standards, but in fact providesuntrammeleddiscretion. From theCambridge English Corpus Claims ofuntrammeledpresidential authority in the region must be backed up by data. From theCambridge English Corpus At the same time, the monument redeems this reckless expenditure ofuntrammeledemotion by shaping it into the moral, rational, social virtue that founds great nations. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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