Modifying Another Word

• totally: Mind you he did become very cheerful and happy, totally uninhibited and very amusing at parties or on holiday.

• very: Responsible, loving, funny, and very uninhibited about sharing feelings, joy of good music, nature, dance, sport.

• sexually: Snail A snail bids you to continue on your path slowly but surely and can also indicate a very sexually uninhibited person!

• completely: African children are highly talented and completely uninhibited in this area.

• yet: Being raised on Okinawa by relatives and neighbors, Luna was able to develop an innocent, yet uninhibited, personality.

Modifies a noun

• thought: Unfolding as a series of spontaneous developments, My Pirate captures the procession of uninhibited thought, mirroring the meander of the subconscious.

• way: Some of the team found it quite difficult to take part in an uninhibited way.

• style: Its stormy plot and hustling crowd scenes play directly to the uninhibited, spontaneous style that has always been BRB's main strength.

• joy: Bounteous energy; bubbling laughter; uninhibited joy of life.

• behavior: Strong merely hints at the possibility that uninhibited behavior and unrestricted conversation at table perhaps helped facilitate the coming revolutionary period.

• enthusiasm: Boltzmann lectured with an uninhibited enthusiasm, using only the briefest notes to present a series of lectures.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: You feel uninhibited; you play some shots, you experiment a bit.

• become: This shows we can become uninhibited in the dark where intimacy no longer prevails Another example of crowd behavior is bystander apathy.