reserveless

English

Etymology

From reserve +‎ -less.

Adjective

reserveless (comparative more reserveless, superlative most reserveless)

1. Without reserve; freely and openly.
   • 1773, James Graeme, Poems on Several Occasions, Edinburgh:

     The mastiff, listening to the lover's tread,
     With wakeful yell the list'ning maid alarms,
     Who, loosely rob'd, forsakes the downy bed,
     And springs reserveless to his longing arms.

Anagrams

• reverseless