uninhibitedly
uninhibitedly — adverb
1. in a way that shows no shyness, caution, or concern about what others think; fre
in a way that shows no shyness, caution, or concern about what others think; freely and openly expressing feelings, thoughts, or desires.
At the family reunion, Bao danced uninhibitedly, spinning his cousins around the garden.
adverb of manner modifying action verb
The children laughed uninhibitedly as they splashed through every muddy puddle in the park.
Hannah sang uninhibitedly in the shower, not worrying about who might hear her.
Rafael spoke uninhibitedly about his childhood during the long car journey home.
The crowd cheered uninhibitedly when the goalkeeper saved the final penalty kick.
- freely
broader and more common; lacks the strong connotation of overcoming social restraint
- openly
focuses on honesty and transparency rather than lack of inhibition
- unreservedly
more formal; emphasises holding nothing back, especially in speech or opinion
- without restraint
phrasal equivalent; same meaning but slightly more emphatic
- reservedly
opposite end of the spectrum; acting with deliberate caution and restraint
- timidly
focuses on fear or lack of confidence rather than social rules
文法句型
[verb] + uninhibitedly
用法筆記
Describes actions, speech, or emotional expression. Frequently pairs with verbs of sound or movement (laugh, sing, dance, cheer, speak). Less common in formal academic writing than in narrative or descriptive passages.