Synonyms and antonyms of Not limited or restricted in American Thesaurus

unlimited (adjective)

with no limits relating to amount, time, freedom, etc.

unrestricted (adjective)

if something is unrestricted, there are no rules or limits that control it

endless (adjective)

seeming to have no end or limit

uncontrolled (adjective)

continuing without being stopped or controlled, especially in a way that you do not approve of

unconditional (adjective)

without limits or conditions

limitless (adjective)

very great, or without any limits

unregulated (adjective)

not controlled by a government or other official organization

boundless (adjective)

without a limit or end

infinite (adjective)

without any end or limit

bottomless (adjective)

having no limits or end

(all) to herself ()

if a woman or girl has a place or time to herself, she is free to do what she wants without having to consider anyone else

(all) to myself ()

if you have a place or time to yourself, you are free to do what you want to in it and you do not have to share it with anyone else

(all) to ourselves ()

used for saying that you and someone else do not have to share something with other people

(all) to themselves ()

used for saying that a particular group of people do not have to share something with anyone else

at will ()

at any time that you want or choose

exempt (adjective)

allowed to ignore something such as a rule, obligation, or payment

free-floating (adjective)

not controlled or fixed by any particular system

freely (adverb)

without being stopped or controlled by rules or laws

frenzied (adjective)

done in an extremely uncontrolled way, often by someone who is crazy

hands-off (adjective)

allowing other people to make their own decisions

the infinite (adjective)

very great, and seeming to have no limit

the infinite (adjective)

literary something such as time or space that seems to have no end or limit

liberal (adjective)

used about societies, institutions, etc. that allow people a lot of personal freedom

liberated (adjective)

behaving in the way that you want and not accepting traditional rules about behavior

libertarian (noun)

someone who believes that people should be allowed to do and think what they want

loosely (adverb)

not according to a strict system or official set of rules

naked (adjective)

used for describing unpleasant behavior that is not controlled or limited

no holds barred ()

without any limit on what you are allowed to do

off the hook (informal)

informal having avoided a duty, an unpleasant situation, or a punishment

open-ended (adjective)

something that is open-ended has no limits

out of control ()

if something is out of control, people are not able to limit it or make it do what they want it to do

out of hand ()

not well controlled

rampant (adjective)

existing, happening, or spreading in an uncontrolled way

the sky is the limit ()

used for saying that there is no limit to what someone can do

transcendent (adjective)

formal not limited or influenced by negative attitudes, thoughts, or feelings

unabated (adjective)

formal unable to be stopped or controlled

unbounded (adjective)

formal without limits

unchallenged (adjective)

not stopped or prevented from going somewhere

unchecked (adjective)

formal not controlled, or not prevented from happening

undefined (adjective)

not clearly explained, or without clear rules or limits

unimpeded (adjective)

formal not interrupted or delayed

uninhibited (adjective)

behaving in an uncontrolled way

unlicensed (adjective)

formal unlicensed behavior is uncontrolled

unrestrained (adjective)

mainly literary expressing your feelings in an uncontrolled way

unruly (adjective)

very difficult to control

untrammeled (adjective)

formal not limited or controlled