unchained

IPA: ʌntʃˈeɪnd

Examples of "unchained" in Sentences

He obviously enjoyed being unchained from the autocue.
You seem to be so "unchained" and free when you write.
Striding to the door, she unchained and unlocked it, then eased it open.
Her hands were unchained, meaning she was a woman of the lowest class, not worth safeguarding.
You don't actually believe that quantum events are unchained from a deterministic cause and effect, do you?
Loss of patience by the masses means the force of change has been unchained; there is no longer the weight of mass disapproval damping down the protests.
Firstly, the economy had to be "unchained" and jobs created by, among other things, decisive privatisation, overhauling labour legislation, deregulation, and a basic subsistence grant for the very poor.
Given the obduracy of Mr. Robert's conclusion, mules might just be the fitting form of transportation for the money handlers of this island's financial-service industries once it is unchained from cumbersome friends, provided Britain's demented animal-rights lobby allows these stubborn beasts to be used for man's convenience.