The phrase "unbridled activity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a level of activity that is unrestrained or uncontrollable. Example: The children's unbridled activity on the playground made it difficult for the teachers to keep up with them.
In my opinion, we ought to broaden access to environmental philosophy and realize that unbridled space activities by manned and robotic missions may pollute, degrade, and even destroy the space environment.
In fact the successful interruption of unbridled Abl kinase activity by imatinib ushered in a new era of 'smart drug' treatment of cancer [ 8].
When we met at Heavenly Ski Resort I discovered an obviously brilliant guy who disliked corporate life and had an unbridled affection for activities that may not have been fully legal in the state of California.
If they are to retain their younger value of learning for it's own sake and to continue to enjoy new ideas and activities to pursue with unbridled pleasure, they need us to keep admiring their excitement for discovery.
Vocabulary: character, tangible, misgivings, unease, faith, integrity, gnaw, tactics, fundamental, morals, tidy, wavered, recession, tragedy, appoint, resolution, portrayed, liberal, core, visceral, elitist, alien, adage, unbridled, federal, amendment, solace, comprehend, evangelical, downtrodden Extension Activities: 1. Write a reflective essay responding to the article "War?
So the nobler moral character of women permits their intellects to focus on rational activities, without the distraction of having to control unbridled or mistaken desires.
In reality Mr. Ashcroft, in the name of fighting terrorism, was giving F.B.I. agents nearly unbridled power to poke into the affairs of anyone in the United States, even when there is no evidence of illegal activity.
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Alcohol abuse is unbridled.
