[UN-1 12.] The quality of being unreserved.
1648. Boyle, Seraph. Love (1659), 23. The tendernesse and unreserv’dnesse of his Love.
1713. Pope, Lett. (1735), I. 203. I am conscious I write with more unreservedness than ever Man wrote, or perhaps talk’d to another.
1742. Richardson, Pamela, IV. 226. An Unreservedness of Air and Behaviour, that I had not before seen so becoming.
1821. in Picton, L’pool Munic. Rec. (1886), II. 391. I will do so with all unreservedness, but I hope with all due civility.
1844. Stanley, Arnold, I. Pref. p. viii. The familiarity and unreservedness of epistolary intercourse.
1882. Macm. Mag., XLV. 304. The freedom … of his speech, its buoyancy and unreservedness.
