unwired
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwaɪrd/
- He insisted on an unwired environment for the confidential meeting.
Examples
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This room is completely unwired.
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They checked the room to make sure it was unwired before discussing sensitive information.
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The informant agreed to speak only if he met the agent unwired to avoid any recordings.
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Are you sure the meeting was unwired?
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The conversation felt relaxed because we were unwired and free from any surveillance.
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It was a relief to know that our meeting was unwired and nobody was eavesdropping on us.
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During the interview, the journalist assured the subject that the room was unwired for privacy.
Synonyms
No one watches or checks it
Not watched, followed, or recorded so people cannot see its progress
How Monitored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwired comes from un- ('not') and wire, and 'wired' can mean fitted with a hidden microphone or listening device. So an unwired room or meeting is 'not bugged' and safe for private talk.