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Definition of unbinding - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
physical actionRare the act of releasing something that was tied or fastenedRare
- The unbinding of the package took several minutes.
2.
computingTECH. the act of disabling a connection in software or technologyTECH.
- The unbinding of the key shortcut fixed the issue.
3.
figurative releaseRare the act of freeing someone from an obligation or promiseRare
- The unbinding of the contract was agreed by both parties.
Adjective
1.
freedomRare freeing from restrictionsRare
- The unbinding agreement allowed more flexibility in the contract.
2.
technologyTECH. in the process of disabling connectionsTECH.
- The unbinding command disconnected the device from the network.
Origin of unbinding
Old English, un- (not) + bindan (to bind)
Examples of unbinding in a sentence
After docking, the unbinding of the ropes was done quickly and safely. Unbinding the old account from the app prevented unauthorized syncing. After unbinding the event handler, the button stopped triggering duplicate requests. Her apology felt like an unbinding of the promise he’d made in anger. The judge ordered an unbinding of the guarantor from further responsibility. The unbinding clause gave them more freedom in negotiations.
Her unbinding spirit led her to explore new opportunities. The unbinding process took longer than expected. After unbinding, the devices were no longer paired.
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- French:détachement, libérateur, ...
- German:Lösen, befreiend, ...
- Italian:scioglimento, liberatorio, ...
- Spanish:desatado, liberador, ...
- Portuguese:desatar, libertador, ...
- Chinese:解开, 解放的, ...
- Japanese:解束, 解放的な, ...
- Arabic:فَكُّ الرَّبْط, مُحَرِّر, ...
- Hebrew:הַתָּרָה, מְשַׁחְרֵר, ...
- Russian:развязывание, освобождающий, ...
- Ukrainian:розв'язування, звільняючий, ...
- Hindi:बंधन खोलना, मुक्तिकारी, ...
Definition of unbind - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
releaseRare set free from chains or restraintsRare
- The hero managed to unbind the captive.
2.
technologyTECH. disable a software connection or bindingTECH.
- You need to unbind the key from this function.
3.
figurativeRare release from a debt or obligationRare
- The contract allowed him to unbind from the agreement.
Origin of unbind
Old English, un- (not) + bindan (to bind)
Examples of unbind in a sentence
The spell was broken to unbind the spirit. To fix the issue, unbind the device from the network. You should unbind the app to reset its settings. She managed to unbind from her financial obligations. The new policy helps to unbind citizens from debt.
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- French:délivrer, dissocier, ...
- German:befreien, lösen, ...
- Italian:liberare, disassociare, ...
- Spanish:liberar, desvincular, ...
- Portuguese:libertar, desvincular, ...
- Chinese:解开, 解绑, ...
- Japanese:解放する, 解除する, ...
- Arabic:فك القيود, فَصَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁחְרֵר, לְנַתֵּק, ...
- Russian:освобождать, отвязывать, ...
- Ukrainian:звільнити, відв'язати, ...
- Hindi:मुक्त करना, अनबाइंड करना, ...
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