unrestrained in Japanese
unrestrained in Japanese is 抑制, 自然 — unrestrained means not held back or controlled; excessive or unchecked.
unrestrained in Japanese
抑制
Pronounced: yokusei
immoderate; not restrained or held in check; inordinate (literary).
自然
Pronounced: shizen
spontaneous, natural and informal; unconstrained
What does "unrestrained" mean?
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adj Not held back or controlled; excessive or unchecked.
"His unrestrained spending put the company in debt."
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adj Free, natural, and without formality or inhibition.
"Her unrestrained laughter filled the whole room."
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unrestrained in a sentence
- His unrestrained spending put the company in debt.
- The crowd erupted in unrestrained joy at the final whistle.
- Her unrestrained laughter filled the whole room.
- The dancers moved with unrestrained energy.
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What is "unrestrained" in Japanese?
"unrestrained" in Japanese is 抑制, 自然. unrestrained means: Not held back or controlled; excessive or unchecked.
How do you pronounce 抑制?
"unrestrained" in Japanese is 抑制, pronounced "yokusei".
How do you use "unrestrained" in a sentence?
Example: "His unrestrained spending put the company in debt." In Japanese, "unrestrained" is 抑制, 自然.
Are there other ways to say "unrestrained" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unrestrained": 抑制, 自然.
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