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Common
adj
•
Unconstrained
.
Not
imprisoned
or
enslaved
.
Unconstrained
by
timidity
or
distrust
Generous
;
liberal
.
Clear
of
offence
or
crime
;
guiltless
;
innocent
.
Without
obligations
.
Thrown
open
, or made
accessible
, to all; to be
enjoyed
without
limitations
;
unrestricted
; not
obstructed
,
engrossed
, or
appropriated
;
open
; said of a
thing
to be
possessed
or
enjoyed
.
Not
arbitrary
or
despotic
;
assuring
liberty
;
defending
individual
rights
against
encroachment
by any person or
class
;
instituted
by a
free
people; said of a government,
institutions
, etc.
Unobstructed
, without
blockages
.
Unattached
or
uncombined
.
Not
currently
in use
; not
taken
;
unoccupied
.
•
In Software:
Unconstrained
.
With no or only freedom-preserving
limitations
on
distribution
or
modification
.
Intended
for
release
,
as opposed to
a
checked
version
.
•
Obtainable
without any
payment
.
•
complimentary
•
In Mathematics:
Unconstrained
.
Unconstrained
by
relators
.
•
In Logic & Mathematics:
Unconstrained
.
Unconstrained
by
quantifiers
.
•
In Programming:
Unconstrained
.
Unconstrained
of
identifiers
, not
bound
.
•
In Linguistics:
Unconstrained
.
(of a
morpheme
) That can be used by itself,
unattached
to another
morpheme
.
•
In Botany & Mycology:
Unconstrained
.
Not
attached
;
loose
.
•
Without; not
containing
(what is
specified
);
exempt
;
clear
;
liberated
.
•
Ready
;
eager
;
acting
without
spurring
or
whipping
;
spirited
.
•
Invested
with a
particular
freedom
or
franchise
;
enjoying
certain
immunities
or
privileges
;
admitted
to
special rights
;
followed by
of.
•
In British English & Law:
Certain or
honourable
; the
opposite
of
base
.
•
In Law:
Privileged
or
individual
; the
opposite
of
common
.
noun
•
In Australian rules football & Gaelic football:
Abbreviation
of
free kick
.
•
free transfer
•
In Hurling:
The
usual
means of
restarting
play
after a
foul
is
committed
, where the non-offending
team
restarts
from where the
foul
was
committed
.
•
In Swimming:
the
freestyle
stroke
adv
•
Without
needing
to
pay
.
•
Freely
;
willingly
.
verb
•
To make
free
; set
at liberty
;
release
.
•
To
rid
of something that
confines
or
oppresses
.
name
•
A
surname
.
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