untabooed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ tabooed.

Adjective

untabooed (not comparable)

1. Not placed under a taboo.
   • 1896, Friedrich Ratzel, Arthur John Butler, The History of Mankind, volume 1, page 280:

     In the Marquesas the untabooed class comprises all women with their male attendants, as well as singers and dancers; in Rapa indeed all men were sacred, and had to be fed by the women.