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   unshackle

   /ʌnˈʃakl/

   verb

   • 1. release from shackles, chains, or other physical restraints: "they were unshackled and released"
   • ▪ liberate; set free: "more homebuyers want to unshackle themselves from their mortgages early"

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   What does free from shackles mean?

   • to free from shackles; unfetter. to free from restraint, as conversation. This allows us to unshackle complex, nuanced ideas from time-bound meetings, so knowledge can spread faster and be retained longer. Even so, he didn't unshackle his inward-reeling lifeline till he was inside the chamber.

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   Unshackle means to free from shackles, or to release someone or something from restraints or limitations. See examples of unshackle in sentences, word history, synonyms, and related words.

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   Unshackle means to set free from restrictions or to remove shackles from someone or something. Learn the word frequency, synonyms, pronunciation, and usage of unshackle with sentences and sources.

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   Unshackle definition: to free from shackles; unfetter.. See examples of UNSHACKLE used in a sentence.

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   Unshackle means to remove the shackles from or to free someone from restrictions. See the origin, usage, synonyms and translations of unshackle in English and other languages.

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   Unshackle means to liberate or free from restraints. Find 48 similar and opposite words for unshackle, such as liberate, emancipate, unchain, and restrain, regulate, constrain, and more.

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   Jan 16, 2023 · unshackle means to remove shackles or restrictions from someone or something. See etymology, synonyms, translations and examples of usage in English and other languages.

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   Unshackle means to take shackles or handcuffs off (someone) or to free someone from restraints. It can also be used figuratively to mean to release or liberate something.