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Synonyms & Similar Words
liberate
free
release
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Meaning of Unchain
The primary meaning of the word "Unchain" is to release or set someone or something free from restraint or confinement.
Definitions
- To release someone or something from a chain or other restraint
- To free someone or something from a restriction or obligation
- To allow someone or something to develop or express itself freely
Etymology of Unchain
The word "Unchain" originates from the Old English words "un" meaning "not" or "opposite of" and "cægan" or "cegan" meaning "to fetter" or "to chain"
Historically, the word has been used to describe the act of releasing someone or something from physical or metaphorical bondage
Example Uses
- The prisoners were unchained and set free after the war
- The new policy aims to unchain the creative potential of the company's employees
- The horse was unchained from the post and allowed to graze freely