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unˈcramped, ppl. a.
(un-1 8.)
1797Monthly Rev. XXIV. 194 Providing him with the means of pursuing his inquiries uncramped and at leisure. 1860Pusey Min. Proph. 519 An unconfined, uncramped population, spreading itself freely, without restraint of walls. 1899Rodway Guiana Wilds 109 Their broad backs were quite unaffected by burning sun or pouring rain, and their limbs uncramped by sitting on the bottom of the canoe.
Hence unˈcrampedness.
1882Academy 18 Nov. 358 The free handling and absolute uncrampedness of the landscape. |