unchain
/ʌnˈtʃeɪn/
verb
- To remove the chain or chains from something or someone, setting them free.
- Workers unchained the boat from the dock before setting sail.
- The dog owner decided to unchain the dog so it could run in the yard.
- She unchained her bicycle from the rack and rode home.
- To free someone or something from a restriction or control.
- He felt that moving to a new city would unchain him from his past.
- The new law helped unchain small businesses from excessive regulations.
- Education can unchain people from poverty.