uncaged
/ʌnˈkeɪdʒd/
adjective
- Freed from a cage; no longer confined or trapped.
- The uncaged bird flew joyfully into the open sky.
- The rescue center released the uncaged foxes back into the wild.
- After years in a small zoo, the uncaged lion explored the large sanctuary.
- Figuratively, no longer restricted or held back; free to express oneself or act without limits.
- The poet's uncaged words spoke directly to the hearts of the audience.
- With her uncaged creativity, she painted murals that amazed the whole town.
- He felt uncaged after quitting his boring office job and starting his own business.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense of uncage: released from a cage or confinement.
- She uncaged her pet hamster to clean its cage.
- They uncaged the rescued dogs one by one in the play area.
- The zookeeper uncaged the parrot so it could exercise its wings.
- Past tense of uncage, figurative: set free from restrictions or limitations.
- The artist uncaged her imagination and created a stunning sculpture.
- The new policy uncaged the team's ability to innovate.
- His speech uncaged a wave of emotion in the crowd.