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unshackle
[ uhn-shak-uhl ]
verb (used with object)
, un·shack·led, un·shack·ling.
- to free from shackles; unfetter.
- to free from restraint, as conversation.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of unshackle1
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Example Sentences
This allows us to unshackle complex, nuanced ideas from time-bound meetings, so knowledge can spread faster and be retained longer.
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Even so, he didn't unshackle his inward-reeling lifeline till he was inside the chamber.
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I always felt sure that you would unshackle yourself—sooner or later; but I hardly expected it would come so soon.
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Americans, unshackle your minds, and act like independent beings.
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Sling the lower yard, if it is to remain aloft, and unshackle the trusses, if they are of iron.
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And these are only specimens of the reforms which, in the language of the petition, are to unshackle labour from its misery.
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