uncage
/ʌnˈkeɪdʒ/
verb
- To release an animal from a cage or enclosure.
- After the rescue, they carefully uncaged the frightened fox and let it run free.
- The documentary showed how the team worked to uncage the dolphins and return them to the ocean.
- The zookeeper decided to uncage the bird so it could stretch its wings.
- To free someone or something from a restrictive situation or confinement.
- She felt that traveling abroad would uncage her from the routine of daily life.
- The artist's bold style seemed to uncage emotions that had been hidden for years.
- The new policy helped uncage the creative potential of the employees.