no-strings

[ noh-stringz ]

adjective

1. done without conditions or limitations:

   a no-strings proposal.

Word History and Origins

Origin of no-strings¹

Probably earlier than 1965–70

Example Sentences

The game is mainly played in the doubles format, with players using solid racquets with no strings.

From BBC

However the deal with Aslef, described as "no strings" by the Labour-affiliated union, has also raised questions over the fate of changes to working conditions pursued by the previous Conservative government.

From BBC

But Conservative shadow transport secretary Helen Whately condemned the government's approach, saying "a 'no strings' deal means this will be paid for by passengers and taxpayers".

From BBC

There were no strings attached and they could use the money however they saw fit.

From Los Angeles Times

MacKenzie Scott donated $15 million, no strings attached, in 2022.

From Seattle Times

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