unbrace
/ʌnˈbreɪs/
verb
- To remove or loosen a brace, support, or fastening; to make something less tight or secure.
- She unbraced the straps on her backpack to take it off.
- He unbraced the tent poles to collapse the tent.
- The carpenter unbraced the wooden frame before moving it.
- To relax or release tension, either physically or emotionally; to become less tense or guarded.
- The team unbraced after hearing the good news about the project.
- After the exam, she finally unbraced and allowed herself to rest.
- He took a deep breath and unbraced his shoulders, letting the stress go.