unrationed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈræʃənəd/
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- Everything seemed unrationed and abundant during the festival!
Examples
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During the celebration, drinks were unrationed and everyone enjoyed themselves.
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The hotel offered unrationed towels and toiletries to all its guests.
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After the war ended, sugar became unrationed and people could buy as much as they wanted.
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The store offered unrationed access to essential goods.
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During the food distribution, many people were surprised to find unrationed supplies available for everyone.
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In the market, consumers celebrated the arrival of unrationed goods that had been scarce for months.
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After the crisis, the government announced that many essential items would remain unrationed to meet public demand.
Synonyms
34
4.9
Allowed to continue without control
31
3.9
Not kept within limits, like a fire or a strong feeling
28
7.3
Free from limits or rules
26
4.9
Not controlled by rules or laws
3
6.1
Not limited or held back and able to act freely
3
7.1
Not controlled and showing no restraint
2
8.3
Free and not limited by rules
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4.1
Not limited by a maximum amount or left without a lid
Not under official rules or direct management by an authority
Without walls or edges, things move freely
Not measured or limited by a device that shows how much you use
Not limited in speed or amount, for example an internet connection that stays fast
Very strong and not held back
Antonyms
Things like food or water given out in fixed small amounts by the government during shortages
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Morphology
Etymology
Unrationed is made of un- meaning 'not' and ration meaning 'a fixed share', for example the small food amounts given during a war. So unrationed means 'not given in fixed shares' and is available without restriction.