unbound
/ʌnˈbaʊnd/
verb
- Past tense of unbind: to release from ties or restraints.
- He unbound the stack of letters and read them one by one.
- She unbound the ribbon from the gift box.
- The knight unbound the captive's ropes.
adjective
- Not tied up, fastened, or restrained physically.
- The unbound papers scattered across the desk.
- She let her hair fall unbound down her back.
- The prisoner's hands were unbound after the trial.
- Not having a binding (as of a book); loose-leaf.
- The manuscript was unbound, just a stack of printed pages.
- The library kept the unbound periodicals in a special section.
- He preferred unbound notebooks so he could rearrange the pages.
- Free from restrictions or limits; unrestrained (figurative).
- Her imagination was unbound, leading to incredible stories.
- In the new role, he felt unbound by old rules.
- The artist worked with unbound creativity.
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