unbarred

• Adjectif vieilli signifiant non barré, non fermé ou non obstrué ; qui n'est pas entravé par une barre ou une clôture. Peut aussi désigner quelque chose de libre d'accès ou sans restriction.

An archaic adjective meaning not obstructed or not closed off; no longer in common use.

1. Not obstructed or blockedC1formal

   Having no bars or barriers; open and free from obstruction.

   non barré, sans obstacle

   • The unbarred window allowed fresh air to circulate freely.
   • The path remained unbarred for the hikers.
   • An unbarred gate welcomed visitors into the garden.

   Synonymesclearfreeopenunhamperedunhinderedunimpededunobstructedunrestricted

   Antonymesbarredbarricadedblockedobstructed

2. Not prohibited or restrictedC1formal

   Not subject to restrictions or prohibitions; allowed.

   non interdit

   • The unbarred access to the library was appreciated by students.
   • The unbarred entry policy encouraged more visitors.
   • The unbarred use of the facility was a great benefit.

   Synonymesfreeopenunconstrainedunrestricted

   Antonymesbarredforbiddenprohibitedrestricted

• Verbe signifiant enlever une barre ou une barrière ; ouvrir ou déverrouiller ce qui était auparavant fermé ou bloqué.

A verb meaning to remove a bar or bars from; to open or unlock something that was previously barred or blocked.

1. Remove a bar from a door or gateC1formal

   To open something by removing a bar that was blocking it.

   débarrer

   • He unbarred the heavy oak door to let them in.
   • The guard unbarred the gate at dawn.
   • She unbarred the window and climbed out.

   Synonymesopenunboltunfastenunlock

   Antonymesbarbolt