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unreservedly

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un·re·served  (nr-zûrvd)
adj.
1. Not held back for a particular person: an unreserved seat.
2. Given without reservation; unqualified: unreserved praise.
3. Exhibiting no reserve: an unreserved grin of approval.
unre·served·ly (-zûrvd-l) adv.
unre·served·ness n.
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Adv.1.unreservedly - without reservation; "I can unreservedly recommend this restaurant!"
Translations
unreservedly [ˈʌnrɪˈzɜːvɪdlɪ] ADV → sin reserva, incondicionalmente
unreservedly [ˌʌnrɪˈzɜːrvɪdli] adv → sans réserve
unreservedly
adv speak → freimütig, offen; approve, trust, recommend → uneingeschränkt; sob, condemn → rückhaltlos; to apologize (to somebody) unreservedly for something → sich (bei jdm) uneingeschränkt für etw entschuldigen
unreservedly [ˌʌnrɪˈzɜːvɪdlɪ] adv (without reservation) → senza riserve; (frankly) → francamente
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