untethers
/ʌnˈtɛðərz/
verb
- To release or free something that was tied or fastened with a rope or chain.
- She untethers her horse from the post and leads it to the stable.
- The astronaut untethers the satellite from the spacecraft for its mission.
- The sailor untethers the boat from the dock before setting sail.
- To free someone or something from a restriction or limitation.
- Remote work untethers employees from the need to commute to an office.
- The new law untethers small businesses from excessive government regulations.
- The artist untethers her creativity from traditional techniques and experiments freely.