unbound

IPA: ʌnbˈaʊnd

Not bound; not tied up.
Without a binding.
(nuclear physics, of an atomic nucleus) Lying beyond the proton or neutron drip line; having a negative particle separation energy; capable of decaying by the spontaneous exothermic emission of one or more nucleons.

Examples of "unbound" in Sentences

Her unbounded sacrifice moved her son.
In addition, the history was unbounded.
Otherwise, the derivative is unbounded.
Her beauty is the fruit of unbounded good deeds.
The exponential is unbounded in the real numbers.
Praise for the escort carrier group was unbounded.
Are unbounded localities registered in the same way
· Invokers to call unbound methods (cool for listeners)
A month later, it was judged to be finite but unbounded.
An "unbound" novel that is, still in its original cardboard covers;
The list is theoretically unbounded and fundamentally unmaintainable.
The definition given is that of unlimited or unbounded not of infinty.
Zionism unbound, that is what goes on in Washington, D.C., these days.
Note by note, all tuned to sorrow, he called the unbound winds back to Wind Plain.
We can’t keep playing by Marquis of Queensbury rules while our advesaries remain unbound by anything.
Low values of "unbound" testosterone potentially lead to side effects such as decreased desire, arousal and lubrication and increased sexual pain.
The upshot of the decision, as I understand it, is to deny that governmental entities not party to a case remain unbound by the high court’s constitutional interpretations.
ShelbyC says: jimM47: The upshot of the decision, as I understand it, is to deny that governmental entities not party to a case remain unbound by the high court’s constitutional interpretations.