Definition of unchain - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
metaphoricalRare free from restrictions or limitationsRare
- The new policy unchained the company's potential.
2.
literalRare remove chains from someone or somethingRare
- The blacksmith unchained the prisoner.
Origin of unchain
English, un- (not) + chain (to fasten)
Examples of unchain in a sentence
He felt unchained after leaving his old job. They worked to unchain the heavy gate. The hero managed to unchain the captive animal.
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- French:libérer, enlever, ...
- German:entfesseln, ...
- Italian:liberare, slegare, ...
- Spanish:liberar, quitar las cadenas, ...
- Portuguese:libertar, ...
- Chinese:解放, 解开, ...
- Japanese:解放する, 鎖を外す, ...
- Arabic:أَطْلَقَ الْعِنَان, فَكَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁחְרֵר, לְהַסִּיר שַׁלְשְׁלוֹת, ...
- Russian:освобождать, освободить от цепей, ...
- Ukrainian:звільнити, розкувати, ...
- Hindi:मुक्त करना, जंजीर से मुक्त करना, ...
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