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Definition of unencumbered in English: unencumberedadjectiveʌnɪnˈkʌmbədʌnɛnˈkʌmbədˌənɛnˈkəmbərd 1Not having any burden or impediment. he needed to travel light and unencumbered Example sentencesExamples - They bring a transparency of texture and easiness of pace to the music that allows it to speak directly, unencumbered by its status as a masterpiece of the Germanic repertoire.
- Being unencumbered by any public baggage from the Thatcher or Major days is a clear plus, although this comes hand in hand with a whopping lack of experience.
- Sure, there are still places in this vast country where it is possible to escape, but they get harder and harder to find except for the fit, the adventurous and those unencumbered by children or jobs.
- Pat McGowan, the book's hideous central character, is unencumbered by any moral code, even the criminal.
- Defensive and unencumbered by concerns of how well his gameplan will be received by others, Gerard Houllier's approach to the weekly press conference mirrors that of his team on the pitch.
- Quietly contemplative, perfectly still, he sits unencumbered by the world.
- Likewise he can speak out on environmental issues unencumbered by the focus-group fudges that blunted his election campaign.
- Kent is a song stylist in the swing tradition, and her vocals are refreshingly unencumbered by elaboration for the sake of it.
- Here, too, was a place where I could freely speculate about Mary's album's complex meanings, unencumbered by the burden of historical proof.
- While we go into the match unencumbered by expectation, the same is not true of the Welsh.
- But, even if they gladly sacrifice the joys of unencumbered youth, early motherhood has reduced the chance they will enjoy the life that most of us would wish for our daughters.
- He offered the view, unencumbered by reality check, that prolonged engagement would necessitate the introduction of conscription.
- He believed that an invisible hand ruled over the market place, guaranteeing that everyone would eventually benefit, if only the market mechanism were left unencumbered.
- A company's unencumbered view of its supply chain provides a competitive advantage by being able to react to constantly changing requirements.
- A short battle ensues, where Arthur, relatively unencumbered by armor, easily dodges the slow and heavy strikes by the black knight.
- He is unencumbered by owing favours to one master or another in London, and he will measure his success by standards set in Scotland, not Westminster.
- Bloggers - unencumbered by the cosy club rules that bind politicians and political journalists - could make a contribution in both areas.
- This allowed wedding parties and other users to experience relatively unencumbered views of the historic chapel.
- I could understand you arguing that it was the duty of the Court of Appeal to decide this question for themselves, unencumbered by any views that had previously been expressed by any other judge.
- As Conservative MPs elected at this year's general election we represent a new generation unencumbered by the political baggage of the past.
- 1.1 Free of debt or other financial liability.
Example sentencesExamples - There is an important public interest in discouraging restraint on trade, and maintaining free and open competition unencumbered by the fetters of restrictive covenants.
- Its value is the value of his unencumbered interest minus the value of the secured loan.
- That was a specific document to cover a mortgage for the particular purpose on an unencumbered title.
- The plaintiff still holds all the shares as his own absolutely unencumbered property.
- For Winer, the trick is to find prime land that's unencumbered by debt, yet managed by people with a vision for it.
- It is common ground that it is the consideration for the dutiable transaction and not the unencumbered value of the shares that is in question.
- Thus the suggestion that he has an unencumbered equity of about $125,000 in that property is at present open to question.
- The way to ensure that there aren't hungry people in the world is to give peasants land, unencumbered by debt peonage.
- In 1630, Milton published a poem praising Shakespeare as an imaginative genius, ‘fancy's child ’, apparently unencumbered by any literary debts.
- By assets, it is unclear whether this means Pinacor's stock, or whether Scansource is buying Pinacor unencumbered with debt.
- They are unencumbered trust funds pursuant to the Load Broker Regulations of the TTA.
- If the idea was to be able to require the daughters to join in a sale of the unencumbered freehold, far more than this agreement was required.
- The present value of the house, unencumbered with vacant possession, is about £160,000.
- The properties were unencumbered and the funds were deemed to be required either for the purchase of a property abroad or for refurbishment of the existing property.
Synonyms unencumbered by, unaffected by, clear of, without, devoid of, lacking in
Definition of unencumbered in US English: unencumberedadjectiveˌənɛnˈkəmbərdˌənenˈkəmbərd 1Not having any burden or impediment. he needed to travel light and unencumbered Example sentencesExamples - Defensive and unencumbered by concerns of how well his gameplan will be received by others, Gerard Houllier's approach to the weekly press conference mirrors that of his team on the pitch.
- Pat McGowan, the book's hideous central character, is unencumbered by any moral code, even the criminal.
- Sure, there are still places in this vast country where it is possible to escape, but they get harder and harder to find except for the fit, the adventurous and those unencumbered by children or jobs.
- He offered the view, unencumbered by reality check, that prolonged engagement would necessitate the introduction of conscription.
- But, even if they gladly sacrifice the joys of unencumbered youth, early motherhood has reduced the chance they will enjoy the life that most of us would wish for our daughters.
- This allowed wedding parties and other users to experience relatively unencumbered views of the historic chapel.
- They bring a transparency of texture and easiness of pace to the music that allows it to speak directly, unencumbered by its status as a masterpiece of the Germanic repertoire.
- Being unencumbered by any public baggage from the Thatcher or Major days is a clear plus, although this comes hand in hand with a whopping lack of experience.
- He believed that an invisible hand ruled over the market place, guaranteeing that everyone would eventually benefit, if only the market mechanism were left unencumbered.
- Bloggers - unencumbered by the cosy club rules that bind politicians and political journalists - could make a contribution in both areas.
- Kent is a song stylist in the swing tradition, and her vocals are refreshingly unencumbered by elaboration for the sake of it.
- A company's unencumbered view of its supply chain provides a competitive advantage by being able to react to constantly changing requirements.
- As Conservative MPs elected at this year's general election we represent a new generation unencumbered by the political baggage of the past.
- Quietly contemplative, perfectly still, he sits unencumbered by the world.
- While we go into the match unencumbered by expectation, the same is not true of the Welsh.
- Likewise he can speak out on environmental issues unencumbered by the focus-group fudges that blunted his election campaign.
- Here, too, was a place where I could freely speculate about Mary's album's complex meanings, unencumbered by the burden of historical proof.
- A short battle ensues, where Arthur, relatively unencumbered by armor, easily dodges the slow and heavy strikes by the black knight.
- He is unencumbered by owing favours to one master or another in London, and he will measure his success by standards set in Scotland, not Westminster.
- I could understand you arguing that it was the duty of the Court of Appeal to decide this question for themselves, unencumbered by any views that had previously been expressed by any other judge.
- 1.1 Free of debt or other financial liability.
Example sentencesExamples - The plaintiff still holds all the shares as his own absolutely unencumbered property.
- If the idea was to be able to require the daughters to join in a sale of the unencumbered freehold, far more than this agreement was required.
- The present value of the house, unencumbered with vacant possession, is about £160,000.
- Its value is the value of his unencumbered interest minus the value of the secured loan.
- In 1630, Milton published a poem praising Shakespeare as an imaginative genius, ‘fancy's child ’, apparently unencumbered by any literary debts.
- By assets, it is unclear whether this means Pinacor's stock, or whether Scansource is buying Pinacor unencumbered with debt.
- There is an important public interest in discouraging restraint on trade, and maintaining free and open competition unencumbered by the fetters of restrictive covenants.
- It is common ground that it is the consideration for the dutiable transaction and not the unencumbered value of the shares that is in question.
- The way to ensure that there aren't hungry people in the world is to give peasants land, unencumbered by debt peonage.
- They are unencumbered trust funds pursuant to the Load Broker Regulations of the TTA.
- That was a specific document to cover a mortgage for the particular purpose on an unencumbered title.
- The properties were unencumbered and the funds were deemed to be required either for the purchase of a property abroad or for refurbishment of the existing property.
- Thus the suggestion that he has an unencumbered equity of about $125,000 in that property is at present open to question.
- For Winer, the trick is to find prime land that's unencumbered by debt, yet managed by people with a vision for it.
Synonyms unencumbered by, unaffected by, clear of, without, devoid of, lacking in
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