unburdened
5.3
Not carrying heavy things
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbɜrdənd/
:
desalojado
- After a long vacation, she felt unburdened and full of energy.
Examples
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You know what can be unburdened by what has been, what can be?
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Always believe in what can be unburdened by my husband.
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He finally felt unburdened after sharing his worries with a friend.
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With the weight of her responsibilities lifted, she enjoyed an unburdened day at the park.
Synonyms
unencumbered
vsunburdened
8
6.8
Free from worries, duties, debts and other things that hold you back
is limited to physical freedom from carrying a load rather than obligations
burdenless
vsunburdened
7.2
Not carrying a weight or feeling heavy with worry
has identical physical meaning but differs only in wording
unladen
vsunburdened
5.6
Not carrying any load, physically or in your mind
refers more broadly to not carrying any physical burden
3.7
An exercise performed without extra weight
means not carrying a load at all rather than lacking added weight
Antonyms
How Burdened
Surface Forms
unburdened positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unburdened comes from un- meaning 'not' and burden meaning 'a load', so think of taking off a heavy pack from your back. That's why unburdened can mean not carrying a physical load.