Uninhibited vs Unrepressed - What's the difference?
uninhibited | unrepressed | Related terms |
Not repressed.
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As adjectives the difference between uninhibited and unrepressed
is that uninhibited is not inhibited; having no inhibitions while unrepressed is not repressed.unrepressed
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