no-strings
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of no-strings
Probably earlier than 1965–70
Example Sentences
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However, Aslef said the pay rise was a "no-strings offer", with Mr Whelan suggesting the deal was agreed "without a land grab for our terms and conditions".
From BBC
Writers will be paid a small, no-strings “commissioning fee.”
From Los Angeles Times
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, however, have set a new tone for times of crisis, saying the era of no-strings attached to help that the Gulf states offer others is over.
From Reuters
Administration officials have pushed business groups to pressure Republicans to pass a no-strings debt limit increase.
From New York Times
Administration officials have pushed business groups to pressure Republicans to pass a no-strings debt limit increase.
From New York Times
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