unbarred
/ʌnˈbɑrd/
verb
- Past tense of unbar: removed a bar or bars from; opened or unlocked.
- The caretaker unbarred the windows every morning.
- He unbarred the door and stepped into the dark room.
- They unbarred the old chest and discovered the treasure inside.
adjective
- Not having bars; open, unobstructed, or without barriers.
- The unbarred window offered a clear view of the garden.
- They walked through the unbarred gate into the courtyard.
- The unbarred entrance made the building feel welcoming.
- Free from restrictions or obstacles; accessible.
- With the old rules removed, the path to promotion was unbarred.
- Her unbarred enthusiasm for the project inspired the whole team.
- The unbarred access to information helped the researchers greatly.
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