Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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a. Not regulated
WordNet
adj. not regulated; not subject to rule or discipline; "unregulated off-shore fishing" [ant: regulated]
without regulation or discipline; "an unregulated environment"
Usage examples of "unregulated".
An unregulated chipper could influence other people emotions, you know, if they were chipped just right and had talent.
Since such unregulated experiments were performed with immoderate frequency throughout Southeast Asia after the turn of the century, it was not an unreasonable conclusion.
She staggered off leaving him holding on to the rail and staring at the grey unregulated ash on the deckboards.
There where the blocks were the highest and stood facing each other like giant building-blocks set on end, there was Wall Street, the centre of activity, where the stony growth seemed as though spurred on by the restless stir, the yet unregulated and uncomprehended instinct of accumulation.
In the past of unregulated private ownership the filching of portable objects and raids upon unguarded possessions were always going on.
This, Bordinesco pointed out, was the inevitable consequence of an unregulated progressive system of private enterprise.
Clarence forgot, with the artist himself, the disadvantages Warner had to encounter in the inexperience of an unregulated taste and an imperfect professional education.
But this class is, due to the unregulated proliferation of semi-fictional genealogies, exactly congruent to almost the entire population of Averidan.
I have today to enjoy my excessive and unregulated senses, in case they are gone by this time next week.
An unregulated chipper could influence other people emotions, you know, if they were chipped just right and had talent.
There were charges and actions against specific banks, accusations of corruption, mismanagement, bad loans and even bribes, but more and more Timmerman had begun to attack the structure as a whole, claiming that the laws themselves undermined the national economy through leveraged buyouts financed by unregulated banks, manipulated stock investments using information about paper loans and 'a suicidal breakdown of the necessary barriers between the people who lend the money and the people who spend it'.
Too much government tampering with it would be the case of killing the proverbial goose that laid the golden eggs, whereas the very productivity of an unregulated economy meant that even with lower tax rates, it would ultimately produce more total tax revenues in absolute terms.
Completely unregulated and unmonitored, these were the places to go for recipes for bombs and poisonous gases and debilitating computer viruses that would wipe the hard drives of half the population of the world.
The great majority of drug overdoses are caused by unknown, unregulated, and unlabeled purity factor.
The Salamanders invite one to unregulated passion when they first appear.