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unboundaried

unboundaried adjective: not limited by boundaries.

Adjective

unboundaried (comparative more unboundaried, superlative most unboundaried)

  1. Not limited by boundaries.
    • Anyway, her character, Jean Holloway, drinks bourbon […] and develops a fixation on Sidney, the ex-girlfriend of one of her clients, which pitches her into an ethical crisis, as she’s sniffing around the coffee bar, looking for the bewitching girl and so is her client. Jean has, as they say, become...2017 July 18, Zoe Williams, “From Gypsy to The Sopranos, what do real psychotherapists think of TV shrinks?”, in The Guardian

Forms of unboundaried

comparativemore unboundaried
superlativemost unboundaried

Origin of unboundaried

From un- + boundaried.

Questions about unboundaried

What does unboundaried mean?
Unboundaried means not limited by boundaries.
What part of speech is unboundaried?
Unboundaried is an adjective.

Words near unboundaried in the dictionary

  1. unbound
  2. unbound state
  3. unbound states
  4. unboundable
  5. unboundably
  6. unboundaried
  7. unbounded
  8. unboundedly
  9. unboundedness
  10. unbounden
  11. unboundless

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