Synonyms for unregulated
un·reg·u·lat·ed

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1. unregulatedadjective

   not regulated; not subject to rule or discipline

   "unregulated off-shore fishing"

   Antonyms:
   regulated, structured

2. unregulatedadjective

   without regulation or discipline

   "an unregulated environment"

   Antonyms:
   structured, regulated

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1. List of paraphrases for "unregulated":

   non-regulated, uncontrolled, non-controlled, non-regulatory, unreported

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1. Sonny Perdue:

   In addition to the immediate effect of slowing the development of Vietnamese agricultural production, there's the very real risk that Vietnam's farmers will turn to unregulated, illegal chemical products in place of glyphosate.

2. Kristina Cvejanov:

   There's a lack of knowledge, motivation, finances, but also an unregulated market, local utility companies and municipalities mainly do not suffer repercussions ... when they violate laws about waste management.

3. Taylor Swift:

   Lately, there's been a new shift that has affected me personally and that I feel is a potentially harmful force in our industry, and as your resident loud person, I feel the need to bring it up, and that is the unregulated world of private equity coming in and buying up our music as if it is real estate, as if it's an app or a shoe line. This just happened to me without my approval, consultation or consent.

4. Owen Ryan:

   For places where tattoos or piercings are unregulated, or where they're happening in settings that are open to infections, then of course there's going to be a risk there, it comes down to a basic rule. Anywhere where you're sharing something that has come into contact with blood and hasn't been cleaned, you are at risk of HIV infection.

5. Michael Chernick:

   I'm seeing sponsors go to more banks because banks are more likely to pass on a deal, and it's usually a mix of regulated and unregulated banks.