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Meanings of unloose in English

Portuguese
liberar
Catalan
alliberar
Spanish
liberar

Grant freedom to; free from confinement.

liberar
Usage of unloose in English
1
And he commanded to unloose her and take her back to prison.
The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2
2
A lover lies at thy feet, to unloose the bonds of wickedness.
Monsieur de Camors — Volume 3
3
This enables you easily to unloose the lasso, which then becomes harmless.
The Phantom of the Opera
4
I will unloose thy shoes' latchet and Lazarus will bring thee drink.
The Coming of the King
5
He sprang up and rushed across the stable to unloose the dog.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
6
With a jerk I can unloose a fortune in your lap.
Told in the East
7
Yet more fearful to disclose the secret and unloose such a diabolic power.
Beyond the Vanishing Point
8
After me there cometh one whose sandals I am not worthy to unloose.
Mystic Christianity; Or, The Inner Teachings of the Master
9
She glanced at Max, obviously desiring the question that would unloose her tongue.
Max
10
The universal golden key does not unloose tongues in such cases in the Orient.
The Secrets of the German War Office
11
His efforts to unloose the gripping fingers at his throat were feeble and futile.
The Light That Lures
12
He can with difficulty unloose his fingers from the rope.
David Lockwin—The People's Idol
13
The young man prays to unloose it, to let it fall about her shoulders.
Memoirs of My Dead Life
14
It is high time you should unloose yourself from apron-strings.
Life in London / or, the Pitfalls of a Great City
15
In a minute he'll unloose his bees to amuse me.
The Road to Damascus, a Trilogy
16
Let me unloose this button of wood, And quiet a little his turbulent mood.
The Complete Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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