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Definition of unimpeded in English: unimpededadjectiveʌnɪmˈpiːdɪdˌənəmˈpidəd Not obstructed or hindered. an unimpeded view across the headland Example sentencesExamples - She had a clear, unimpeded view of a few yards of wall and grassy space.
- Ships are built in sections in a covered berth - one of the biggest in the world - which allows a 24-hour operation unimpeded by weather.
- Once there, they'll be plied with champagne and caviar while enjoying unimpeded views of the on-stage gymnastics.
- She sees me ride around a rather flat and unimpeded corner, then suddenly brake like a madman, roll off the bike, and lie on my back waving my arms in the air.
- This relatively open setting allowed for unimpeded views from the villa across the demesne.
- The aim of the Cobra artists was to give free expression to the unconscious, unimpeded and undirected by the intellect.
- Many buildings also have first floor space that would give a clear view, unimpeded by traffic.
- In order to get the best daylight and unimpeded views, Jim rose at 5am each morning during the summer.
- Its curving glass deck gives pedestrians an unimpeded view of the river below.
- In London yesterday, where crowds fumbling with mobile phones tried to find unimpeded ways across the city, there was much evidence of the truth of Auden's insight.
- Whatever, the traffic must continue to flow unimpeded.
- City of York Council will shortly introduce a series of traffic regulation orders to ensure the vehicle can run unimpeded along its route.
- He had an unimpeded view of the oncoming Allied forces.
- When the bricks had been removed, Bailey received his reward - an unimpeded view of the hotel across the street.
- The rooms now have an unimpeded view of the border fence a few metres away.
- By Five Mile Grade, a brutal section heightened by an unimpeded view of the entire ridge, the road starts taking its toll.
- Socrates gave the first cry for free speech, but only his own right freely to express truth unimpeded by the tyranny of the majority as represented by the Athenian demos.
- Soon enough, though, fit folk from the top drawer were rolling in, unimpeded by any damned nonsense about integrating with local life.
- We should all have an unimpeded right to express our opinions on this matter, and we should expect our district councillors to promote that right.
- The scaffolding must provide clear and unimpeded access to all areas of the wall or surface to be plastered.
Synonyms unrestricted, unconstrained, unhindered, unblocked, unhampered, free, open, clear, unchecked, uninhibited, untrammelled, unlimited
Derivatives adverb With her grandfather's and her death, the new church leaders can unimpededly assume power. Example sentencesExamples - The victims came out in large numbers and the Commission was able to unimpededly interact will them and make a fair assessment of the situation.
- It's the kind of ‘freedom’ cancer cells have, as they assert themselves so unimpededly.
- We are crossing borders unimpededly to acquire any information and to contact our friends in distance via internet, the most powerful tool in the 21st century.
- Of course, since my children are running about unimpededly through my house it is harder to concentrate.
Rhymes reeded, unheeded, unneeded, unseeded Definition of unimpeded in US English: unimpededadjectiveˌənəmˈpēdədˌənəmˈpidəd Not obstructed or hindered. an unimpeded view across the headland Example sentencesExamples - This relatively open setting allowed for unimpeded views from the villa across the demesne.
- City of York Council will shortly introduce a series of traffic regulation orders to ensure the vehicle can run unimpeded along its route.
- When the bricks had been removed, Bailey received his reward - an unimpeded view of the hotel across the street.
- In order to get the best daylight and unimpeded views, Jim rose at 5am each morning during the summer.
- Ships are built in sections in a covered berth - one of the biggest in the world - which allows a 24-hour operation unimpeded by weather.
- Many buildings also have first floor space that would give a clear view, unimpeded by traffic.
- Socrates gave the first cry for free speech, but only his own right freely to express truth unimpeded by the tyranny of the majority as represented by the Athenian demos.
- The rooms now have an unimpeded view of the border fence a few metres away.
- The scaffolding must provide clear and unimpeded access to all areas of the wall or surface to be plastered.
- Soon enough, though, fit folk from the top drawer were rolling in, unimpeded by any damned nonsense about integrating with local life.
- He had an unimpeded view of the oncoming Allied forces.
- She sees me ride around a rather flat and unimpeded corner, then suddenly brake like a madman, roll off the bike, and lie on my back waving my arms in the air.
- By Five Mile Grade, a brutal section heightened by an unimpeded view of the entire ridge, the road starts taking its toll.
- She had a clear, unimpeded view of a few yards of wall and grassy space.
- We should all have an unimpeded right to express our opinions on this matter, and we should expect our district councillors to promote that right.
- Once there, they'll be plied with champagne and caviar while enjoying unimpeded views of the on-stage gymnastics.
- The aim of the Cobra artists was to give free expression to the unconscious, unimpeded and undirected by the intellect.
- Whatever, the traffic must continue to flow unimpeded.
- In London yesterday, where crowds fumbling with mobile phones tried to find unimpeded ways across the city, there was much evidence of the truth of Auden's insight.
- Its curving glass deck gives pedestrians an unimpeded view of the river below.
Synonyms unrestricted, unconstrained, unhindered, unblocked, unhampered, free, open, clear, unchecked, uninhibited, untrammelled, unlimited
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