The Opposite(Antonym) of “hedged”
The antonym of hedged is unrestricted and unqualified. The antonyms unrestricted and unqualified convey a lack of limitation or conditionality. It implies a complete or absolute state.
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Definitions and Examples of unrestricted, unqualified
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not subject to any limitations or conditions; completely free.
Example
The artist had unrestricted creative freedom to design the mural.
Absolute or complete; not limited or conditional.
Example
The CEO gave his unqualified support to the new project.
Key Differences: unrestricted vs unqualified
- 1Unrestricted refers to a lack of limitations or conditions, while unqualified refers to an absolute or complete state.
- 2Unrestricted can be used in various contexts, such as creative freedom, access, or movement, while unqualified is often used in support or endorsement.
Effective Usage of unrestricted, unqualified
- 1Negotiation: Use hedged and unrestricted to discuss terms and conditions.
- 2Recommendation: Use unqualified to express complete support or endorsement.
- 3Permission: Use unrestricted to grant complete access or freedom.
Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: unrestricted conveys a lack of limitations or conditions, while unqualified denotes an absolute or complete state. Use these words in negotiation, recommendation, and permission contexts to express specific meanings.
