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unrestrictive

/ˌʌnɹᵻstɹˈɪktɪv/ adj

Not restrictive

Word Origin Restrictive comes from Latin 'restringere' — literally 'to bind back.' Unrestrictive means 'not binding back.' The root 'stringere' (to draw tight) gives us strict, constrict (bind together), and astringent (drawing tight, like a taste). The PIE root *streig- meant to stroke, rub, or press.

adj Not restrictive

The company adopted an unrestrictive dress code, allowing employees to wear casual attire.

(形容词) 无限制的；宽松的；自由的

公司采用了非限制性的着装规定，允许员工穿休闲装。

(adjetivo) No restrictivo

La empresa adoptó un código de vestimenta no restrictivo, permitiendo a los empleados usar ropa informal.

(adjectif) non restrictif; peu contraignant; souple; libéral [Qui n'impose pas de restrictions ; qui laisse une grande liberté ou latitude.]

L'entreprise a adopté un code vestimentaire non restrictif, permettant aux employés de porter des tenues décontractées.

(Adjektiv) uneingeschränkt; nicht einschränkend [nicht einschränkend; frei von Beschränkungen oder Vorgaben]

Das Unternehmen führte eine **unrestrictive** Kleiderordnung ein und erlaubte legere Kleidung.

(形容詞) 制限を加えない、拘束的でない。

その会社では制限のない服装規定が採用され、従業員はカジュアルな服装を許されている。

(adjetivo) não restritivo; sem restrições [Não restritivo.]

A empresa adotou um código de vestimenta não restritivo, permitindo que os funcionários usassem roupas casuais.

Synonyms: open free liberal permissive loose flexible lenient nonrestrictive Antonyms: restrictive limiting strict confining
Word parts: un + restrict + ive

Related words

restrict restriction strictly constriction constraint

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