Untrammeled

It accelerates the Great Replacement by importing Democrat voters, who will cement, sometime in the future, a permanent Democratic majority that will then wield untrammeled power.

It could be a thoughtless joke, reading a banned book, harboring migrants marked for deportation, impeding untrammeled “drill-baby-drill” resource extraction, or attending an underground reproductive health clinic that sends us to the new Trump gulag.

In April 1992, Christopher McCandless, a young man in search of wild, untrammeled experience, hiked into the Alaskan wilderness.

I needed more of the unknown and that meant heading off into untrammeled waste, that is, the pygmy forest.

Some have publicly changed their minds, or retired or managed to reinvent themselves as a pundit or an analyst with a more nuanced view on the untrammeled use of US power overseas.

Arguably, the shift to a concept of natural law ought to act as a safeguard against dictatorship, an untrammeled State power and the abrogation of civil rights.

The party also appealed to voters opposed to untrammeled government power and wishing to have alternative views aired in parliaments and media.