“Uninhibited” in Japanese
Short answer
Uninhibited in Japanese is “奔放” (honpou). Full meaning: wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant.
Other ways to say “Uninhibited” in Japanese
大っぴら
ooppira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
ほんぽう
honpou wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant
ほんぱう
honpou wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant
破天荒
hatenkou unheard-of, unprecedented; daring, wild, uninhibited, unconventional, reckless
底抜け
sokonuke bottomless (bucket, etc.); unbounded (good nature, optimism, etc.), boundless, extreme, uninhibited; imprudent, indiscreet, undisciplined, careless
おっぴら
oppira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
おおぴら
oopira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
おおびら
oobira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
大びら
oobira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
大ぴら
oopira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
おおっぴら
ooppira open, public, overt, free, unreserved, uninhibited
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