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Meanings of unbound in English
Catalan
desenquadernat Not restrained or tied down by bonds.
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Usage of unbound in English
1
At one school in China all the girls have their feet unbound.
2
Pharmacokinetic variables for unbound paclitaxel were estimated using nonlinear mixed effect modeling.
3
On the next occasion of the annual dinner, the victims were unbound.
4
They are unbound, and armed men half-carry, half-drag them into a building.
5
Her hair was unbound and fell in masses forward over her shoulders.
6
At first the Pottawattamie did not perceive that the prisoner was unbound.
7
The latter was now unbound, and permitted to move about the deck.
8
Equilibrium dialysis and ultrafiltration were used and compared with separate unbound fraction.
9
Then my men took the wax from their ears and unbound me.
10
Nor were there ornaments shining in her pretty hair, which was unbound.
11
On this the Captain-Major ordered him to be unbound, and becomingly dressed.
12
Out of whatever pit, unbound from whatever tie, released from whatever fear.
13
If it was unbound, my two hands could not hold it all.
14
Howard Van Cleft was unbound: dazed but happy he tried to talk.
15
Felix was led inside the entrenchment, unbound, and commanded to stand upright.
16
Believing that Williams could not escape from the cabin, we unbound him.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common