unbarred
unbarred Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Not fastened, secured, or obstructed with a bar or bolt; unlocked and open.
"The caretaker left the heavy wooden gate unbarred so the morning delivery truck could enter the courtyard."
Having no grating, iron bars, or similar barrier installed across an opening; in astronomy, denoting a spiral galaxy lacking a central bar-shaped structure.
"Sunlight streamed freely through the wide, unbarred windows of the renovated conservatory."
Not marked with stripes, bands, or transverse bars of color (especially of plumage or pelage).
"The juvenile hawk can be identified by its pale, unbarred tail feathers during flight."
• verb
To remove a bar or bolt from a door, gate, or window in order to open it (past tense and past participle of unbar).
"The shopkeeper unbarred the heavy oak shutters and welcomed the first customers of the morning."