unbrace
to remove the braces of.
to free from tension; relax.
to weaken.
Origin of unbrace
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How to use unbrace in a sentence
But the unbraced feet and the chug of the ball were too much for his balance.
The Boy Scouts of Lakeville High | Leslie W. QuirkHe was hatless and unbraced, and his feet were bare and cut and covered with blood.
Back o' the Moon | Oliver OnionsThere is little of the ogival style about these narrow loophole windows, these diagonals unbraced by flying buttresses.
How France Built Her Cathedrals | Elizabeth Boyle O'ReillyThe funeral procession began from the State House, attended with two unbraced drums.
He unbraced successively each of six minus one braced trouser buttons, arranged in pairs, of which one incomplete.
Ulysses | James Joyce
British Dictionary definitions for unbrace
/ (ʌnˈbreɪs) /
to remove tension or strain from; relax
to remove a brace or braces from
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