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Meanings of
unchained
in English
Not bound by shackles and chains.
untied
unfettered
unshackled
Related terms
unbound
Synonyms
Examples for "
untied
"
untied
unfettered
unshackled
Examples for "
untied
"
1
The EU regards the deal as a package that cannot be
untied
.
2
In an instant she jumped in,
untied
it, and seized the paddle.
3
He
untied
the string, removed the wrapping paper, and opened the box.
4
Aldous stood holding the
untied
flap against the beat of the rain.
5
And then she
untied
the white ribbon and opened the white paper.
1
How long will all this streaming desktop content remain free and
unfettered
?
2
His actions would be liberating; they would leave him
unfettered
and unthreatened.
3
The diagnosis was underwhelming: severe depression, along with insomnia and
unfettered
sobbing.
4
Kateos's loquaciousness was
unfettered
with her increasing command of the human language.
5
The days passed and,
unfettered
,
Jim White remained in the deep woods.
1
In reality it explores Coward's belief in a life of
unshackled
freedom.
2
If we are humble, we are also simple, and
unshackled
by etiquette.
3
Women have never been, perhaps never will never be, autonomous creatures,
unshackled
.
4
She listened, slightly hurt, slightly amazed at his new enthusiasm and
unshackled
voice.
5
Storm was but power
unshackled
,
and power she loved and understood.
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
.
Other examples for "unchained"
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unchained
unchain
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
have unchained
unchained elements
unchained passions
come unchained
unchained lion
More collocations
Unchained
through the time
Unchained
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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