unchained
/ʌnˈtʃeɪnd/
adjective
- Freed from chains or physical restraints; not bound.
- She felt like an unchained spirit after escaping the locked room.
- After the rescue, the prisoners were finally unchained.
- The unchained dog ran joyfully across the field.
- Free from restrictions or limitations; liberated.
- The new policy left the team unchained to pursue bold ideas.
- In the novel, the hero's unchained ambition drives the plot.
- His unchained creativity produced one masterpiece after another.
verb
- Past tense of unchained: removed the chains from someone or something.
- She unchained her bike from the rack and rode home.
- The blacksmith unchained the gate to let the cart through.
- They unchained the prisoner after the trial ended.