Not saddled.
Used in a Sentence
unsaddled
Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for unsaddled.
Editorial note
Happily, startups are particularly unsaddled with the intransigent obstacles to automation.
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Quick take
Not saddled.
Meaning at a glance
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Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for unsaddled.
adjective
Not saddled.
See also: bareback, barebacked
Example sentences
Happily, startups are particularly unsaddled with the intransigent obstacles to automation.
Don't kids deserve to enter a bright future, unsaddled by debt?
In 2016, you have a plethora of choices, many of them unsaddled by the constraints of a typical newspaper organizational structure (for better or worse).
I had no idea on how to gain control of the wild horse that had left the stable unsaddled, with a jockey that was about as unprepared as could be.
> It occurred to one of the girls to swaddle them up in a doll’s dress — there was only one dress, which was just as well since the cats could hardly tolerate a moment in it and would have to have been unsaddled as soon as they were christened in any case.
Frequently asked questions
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How do you use unsaddled in a sentence?
Happily, startups are particularly unsaddled with the intransigent obstacles to automation.
What does unsaddled mean?
Not saddled.
What part of speech is unsaddled?
unsaddled is commonly used as adjective.