unconstraint
- noun
- /ˌʌn.kənˈstreɪnt/
- The children's laughter expressed pure unconstraint as they played in the park.
Examples
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There was a sense of unconstraint among the guests at the informal gathering.
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The novel is admired for the unconstraint in its narrative style.
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The artist felt a sense of unconstraint while painting.
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Children often experience unconstraint during playtime.
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The children's laughter expressed pure unconstraint as they played in the park.
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There was a sense of unconstraint among the guests at the informal gathering.
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Children often experience unconstraint during playtime.
Synonyms
A carefree action that shows no control or worry
Careless actions that ignore rules and possible bad results
Not having limits or rules
A way of behaving without control or limits
A state of freedom without ties or limits
Antonyms
How Free
Surface Forms
Morphology
unconstraint = constraint (transparent) = un + constraint
The negative prefix 'un-' simply negates the noun 'constraint', producing a clear meaning 'absence of constraint'.
Etymology
Unconstraint is made of un- meaning 'not' and constraint meaning 'a tight hold or something that holds you back', the same idea in the word constrain which means 'to hold tight'. So, unconstraint means being 'not held back' and free from restraint, shyness, or worry.