Synonyms for Most unbarred:
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adj.
• open
- Patulous
, - Ringent
, - Unshut
, - Vacated
, - accessible
, - agape
, - airy
, - ajar
, - bare
, - clear
, - cleared
, - dehiscent
, - disclosed
, - emptied
, - expanded
, - expansive
, - exposed
, - extended
, - extensive
, - free
, - gaping
, - made passable
, - naked
, - navigable
, - passable
, - patent
, - peeled
, - removed
, - rent
, - revealed
, - rolling
, - spacious
, - spread out
, - stripped
, - susceptible
, - unbarred
, - unblocked
, - unbolted
, - unburdened
, - uncluttered
, - uncovered
, - unfolded
, - unfurled
, - unimpeded
, - unlocked
, - unobstructed
, - unplugged
, - unsealed
, - unstopped
, - wide
, - yawning
.
• unlocked
What are the hypernyms for Most unbarred?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most unbarred?
Most unbarred means something that is open, free or accessible to all. Its antonyms would be "closed," "restricted," "guarded" or "confined." These words imply an environment or situation that is not open to everyone and has some limitations. For instance, a closed door hints that entrance is strictly prohibited, and a restricted area means that only a particular group of people are allowed to enter. Meanwhile, guarded and confined suggest a sense of restriction and limitation due to external factors such as security or lack of space. So, while "most unbarred" may evoke feelings of freedom and openness, its antonyms emphasize limitations and constraints.
What are the antonyms for Most unbarred?
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