unconstraint
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of unconstraint
First recorded in 1705–15; un- 1 + constraint
Example Sentences
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One minute you feel as if you may address her with perfect unconstraint, and the next you find yourself scared back to the most respectful distance.
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At table Mr. Shanner gave no undue signs of modesty or self-distrust, but talked about "things within his experience" with the utmost unconstraint.
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With her kindly unconstraint she reached for one of his hands to test its temperature.
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This course seemed to be demanded by the spirit to which he had dedicated himself,—the spirit of absolute unconstraint.
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As he stands at the entrance, holding Grane by the bridle, with the unconstraint of ancient manners they all quietly before speaking take one another's measure with their eyes.
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