What are the opposite words for restriction?
Restriction can be defined as a limitation or a constraint on something. Antonyms for restriction that denote the opposite meaning include freedom, liberty, permission, release, and openness. Freedom refers to the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. Liberty, on the other hand, implies the freedom to exercise personal rights and privileges with responsibility. Permission is the act of allowing something that was previously restricted. Release suggests the removal of a barrier or obstacle that was impeding progress. Finally, openness implies the unrestricted availability of resources or opportunities that were previously constrained.
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- leave
- prosperity
- limit
- leisure
- freedom
- convenience
- ease
- license
- permission
- advantage
- latitude
- scope
- well-being
- benefit, favored position or circumstance
- friendliness
- availability, usefulness; useful thing
- peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
- welfare
- independence, license to do as one wants
- familiarity
- freedom, room to move; scope
- authority, permission
- right, due
- affluence, good fortune
- extent or range of something
- contented state
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- leave
- prosperity
- limit
-
leisure
- re-creation,
- spare time,
- unemployment,
- idle hours,
- idle hour,
- inter missions,
- one own sweet time,
- one own sweet times,
- one sweet time,
- one sweet times,
- one's own sweet time,
- one's own sweet times,
- one's sweet time,
- one's sweet times,
- ones own sweet time,
- ones own sweet times,
- re cesses,
- re creation,
- re creations,
- re spite,
- re spites,
- re-cess,
- re-creations,
- re-spites,
- spare moment,
- spare times,
- un employments,
- un-employments,
- unemployments.
-
freedom
- abolitionism,
- citizenship,
- directness,
- enfranchisement,
- forthrightness,
- ingenuousness,
- Elbowroom,
- Freedoms,
- Self Determination,
- citizenships,
- representative government,
- abolitionisms,
- de liveries,
- de livery,
- de-liveries,
- de-livery,
- directnesses,
- dis charge,
- dis charges,
- dis engagement,
- dis engagements,
- dis imprisonment,
- dis imprisonments,
- dis respect,
- dis respects,
- dis-charge,
- dis-charges,
- dis-engagement,
- dis-engagements,
- dis-imprisonment,
- dis-imprisonments,
- dis-respect,
- dis-respects,
- disimprisonment,
- disimprisonments,
- elbowrooms,
- extriction,
- extrictions,
- forthrightnesses,
- full play,
- full plays,
- full swing,
- ingenuousnesses,
- lack of reserve,
- lack of restraint,
- lack reserve,
- lack restraint,
- laissez faire,
- over familiarities,
- over familiarity,
- over-familiarities,
- over-familiarity,
- overfamiliarities,
- overfamiliarity,
- own accord,
- own accords,
- plenty rope,
- rampancies,
- re lease,
- re leases,
- re-lease,
- re-leases,
- representative governments,
- self government,
- selfgovernment,
- un restraint,
- un restraints,
- un-restraint.
- convenience
-
ease
- ataraxia,
- easygoingness,
- flexibility,
- insouciance,
- liberty,
- passivity,
- restfulness,
- simplicity,
- skillfulness,
- unaffectedness,
- unconstraint,
- unreservedness,
- ataraxias,
- bed roses,
- child play,
- childs play,
- dis patch,
- dis patches,
- dis-patch,
- dis-patches,
- easygoingnesses,
- ex pertness,
- ex pertnesses,
- ex-pertness,
- ex-pertnesses,
- in activities,
- in activity,
- in formalities,
- in-activities,
- in-activity,
- in-formalities,
- in-formality,
- insouciances,
- passivities,
- peace mind,
- re laxation,
- re laxations,
- re pose,
- re quiescence,
- re quiescences,
- re-laxation,
- re-laxations,
- re-pose,
- re-quiescence,
- re-quiescences,
- relaxedness,
- relaxednesses,
- requiescence,
- requiescences,
- restfulnesses,
- skillfulnesses,
- smooth sailing,
- smooth sailings,
- supinities,
- un affectedness,
- un affectednesses,
- un constraint,
- un constraints,
- un reservedness,
- un reservednesses,
- un-affectedness,
- un-affectednesses,
- un-constraint,
- un-constraints,
- un-reservedness,
- un-reservednesses,
- unaffectednesses,
- unconstraints,
- unreservednesses.
- license
- permission
-
advantage
- lead,
- protection,
- wealth,
- Re-turn,
- influences,
- leg up,
- pre-eminence,
- leg ups,
- leg-up,
- leg-ups,
- legup,
- legups,
- pre eminence,
- pre eminences,
- pre valence,
- pre valences,
- pre-eminences,
- pre-valence,
- pro fit,
- pro fits,
- pro-fit,
- pro-fits,
- re cognition,
- re cognitions,
- re source,
- re sources,
- re turn,
- re turns,
- re-cognition,
- re-cognitions,
- re-source,
- re-sources,
- re-turns.
- latitude
- scope
- well-being
- benefit, favored position or circumstance
- friendliness
- availability, usefulness; useful thing
-
peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
- ease.
- welfare
- independence, license to do as one wants
- familiarity
- freedom, room to move; scope
- authority, permission
- right, due
- affluence, good fortune
- extent or range of something
- contented state
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Other relevant words
- admittance,
- entrance,
- opening,
- passage,
- road,
- thoroughfare,
- transit,
- way.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
getting way
- Antonyms:
- approve, begin, go.
