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Meanings of unbind in English
Antonyms
Examples for "bind"
Examples for "bind"
1
However, the global financial crisis has put some banks in a bind.
2
Statistics alone can bind us to the reality of what is happening.
3
Called free radicals, these molecules bind easily with other molecules, including DNA.
4
A poorly drawn power rune meant to bind magic to one's body.
5
Thus ethics are being conscripted to try to bind fractured social relations.
Usage of unbind in English
1
Owing to the smell the Carthaginians resigned themselves to unbind the corpses.
2
She could still unbind her dun-colored hair and shake it in the sun.
3
In a few minutes the servants will come and unbind you.
4
Here's how you do a simple bind and unbind in Perl:
5
We must find him, and get him to unbind the worlds.
6
She cares not to unbind her hair, but tears it wildly.
7
I'll go to find Fallion and plead with him to unbind the worlds.
8
On this d'Orgemont called out in a quavering voice: My friends, unbind me!
9
The priest will absolve thee; it must be done ere I unbind that chain.
10
She had forced herself to unbind the wrappings, to look at the old wound.
11
He had no idea how to unbind the two worlds.
12
Though I cannot unbind her, we'll take her with us.
13
If the bag gets stuck, tug on the rope to unbind it from obstacles.
14
He could not unbind the worlds, re-make the old.
15
And so glad your poor eyes are unbind again!
16
He came up and ordered them angrily to unbind Maisonville and bring him before the Colonel.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Unbind through the time
Unbind across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common