unreserved
IPA: ʌnrizˈɝvd
adjective
- Not reserved, without reservations. (of a person)
- Not booked in advance.
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Examples of "unreserved" in Sentences
- Only six copies of the Lettered Edition remain unreserved.
- A very few copies of the lettered edition remain unreserved.
- Fewer than 50 copies of the Limited Edition remain unreserved at this point.
- Only a handful of copies remain unreserved, so if you’d like a rare piece of Bradbury memorabilia, get your order in soon.
- The enlargement of his heart towards them (2Co 7: 3) produced his openness of mouth, that is, his unreserved expression of his inmost feelings.
- When I was in college I did it regularly, and in those days the trains were "unreserved" so there would be hundreds of people standing all the way from Providence to New York and beyond.
- Labour have encouraged this vile intrusive emotionalizing life-as-soap-opera mawkishness, with its attendant tears and "unreserved" apologies, so they really should not be surprised when the beast eventually turns on them.
- He was mobbed when he made appearances here in Canada, a fact which never failed to flabbergast him, but in this detached society we simply never get to see that kind of unreserved love; when we do, how can we help but be drawn to it?
- Although about a quarter of that total was reserved for purposes such as debt payments, the report said, "the remainder was classified as unreserved, undesignated fund balance and was available for spending, subject to statutory and constitutional spending constraints."
- As I have blogged previously, will-writing is a so-called unreserved activity, meaning that anyone can do it whether or not they have a legal qualification, professional indemnity insurance and so on - and in fact doing it yourself is a popular option too, with Lawpack, the leading provider of DIY wills via WH Smith, Tesco and the like, selling around 200,000 packs a year.
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