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Meanings of unchained in English
Usage of unchained in English
1
He was unchained; but his hands were firmly secured behind his back.
2
When the girl is gone he will be like the devil unchained.
3
This time her feet were unchained and she flew up the hill.
4
And now Mackenzie was being unchained and ordered to make it stop.
5
Bruce went unchained, within limits, and had a run nearly every day.
6
Did they fight like unchained desperadoes because they had been made free?
7
He then went into the yard and unchained the formidable and ill-humored watch-dog.
8
They are unchained and wearing normal clothing, clearly waiting for something-toget in?
9
Long enough for Bard to get the unchained Kath socketed into his backpack.
10
He implored her to fly with him the first moment she was unchained.
11
Standish unchained them, and I let them drop back down against my thighs.
12
These last words of his let loose my anger and unchained my tongue.
13
The old fighting spirit of Braddock's field was unchained for the last time.
14
This dog on this occasion, it so happened, had not yet been unchained.
15
A singleton hurried through, followed by a pair of unchained pets.
16
We were James Bond in his Aston, we were Hercules unchained.
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