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Q: Someone who is unencumbered is what?
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What does the word unencumbered mean?

The word means unhindered, free to act, not impeded or burdened. There are no "encumbrances" (literally weights, loads) that impede or prevent an action. This is often metaphorical, as in someone unencumbered by financial problems or unencumbered by legal or moral considerations.


How would you use unencumbered in a sentence?

unencumbered


How do you spell unencumbered?

That is the correct spelling of the adjective "unencumbered" (not hindered).


What is a zone around your vehicle that is unencumbered called?

the operating space


Would a single father be considered to be unencumbered?

A single father would not be considered to be unencumbered unless his children were totally taken care for by his ex-wife. If he had custody of the children, he would be considered encumbered.


What word is the opposite of the word adornment?

plain, unencumbered, clean, casual


How will you write he has no familywithout using the word has?

He is unencumbered by familial ties. He is family-free!


A hidden place where men could explore the universe unencumbered?

Invisisble College. or the Human mind.


What moves in all directions but is not on the ground or in the air?

Any sea dwelling creature possessing unencumbered mobility.


What is foot lose and fancy free?

This means unencumbered by responsibilities and able to be directed by one's own imagination.


What did the stage look like at shakespeares plays?

It was pretty bare and unencumbered by scenery. Modern productions of the plays tend to look the same way.


What is the definition of 'unladen'?

The word "unladen" refers to being unburdened by weight or unencumbered. It is the opposite of "laden" which would mean a heavy load or a large quantity of something.