uninhibited
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈhɪbɪtɪd/
- He was uninhibited during the performance, dancing freely without worrying about what others thought.
- uninhibited sexuality
- uninhibited and inhibited
I am, for the moment, uninhibited, but not too uninhibited.
- I am, for the moment, uninhibited, but not too uninhibited.
- And, and when you can be that uninhibited, it's freeing.
- But all paths take you to the same destination, which is uninhibited rage.
- And what if you can just be engaging and playful and and and spontaneous and uninhibited?
- So I'm very uninhibited when I get to dancing and saying even if I look ridiculous.
Examples
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Students milling about school grounds and in hallways appeared huge and uninhibited.
Academic text (1991) -
She certainly sounds uninhibited.
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I mean, I love my wife, but I want to feel like I could be free and uninhibited with her, you know?
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With you I felt uninhibited.
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The whole point of this acting exercise is uninhibited body motion, uninhibited speech, sound.
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So I'm very uninhibited when I get to dancing and saying even if I look ridiculous.
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Here is a picture of Charles, who is uninhibited about posing for pictures like this one.
Blog text (21) -
Home, he painted boldly, uninhibited by his lack of skill.
Fiction book (1996) -
So I think that being uninhibited, not holding back, having a yes mentality has tended to, to make me attractive to to women.
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The true, uninhibited, uncensored expression of the self.
Synonyms
Free from limits or rules
Very strong feelings or actions that are not kept under control
Not held back and showing strong feelings or actions
Not embarrassed about what you say or do
Not sorry or embarrassed about what you do
Not worried about how you look and acting naturally with other people
Free and not limited by rules
Free to express strong feelings and ideas
A way of behaving that is relaxed and open
A person who speaks and acts in an open, informal way that ignores social rules
People show strong feelings openly without control
Free and not limited by rules or control
Antonyms
How Inhibited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uninhibited starts with un- meaning 'not' and the rest, inhibit, comes from a word meaning 'to hold back' or 'to restrain'. So an uninhibited person is 'not held back' and can speak, laugh, or move freely.