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unshackled

[ US /ənˈʃækəɫd/ ]
[ UK /ʌnʃˈækə‍ld/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. not bound by shackles and chains

How To Use unshackled In A Sentence

  • India, on the other hand, has progressively unshackled its economy from bureaucratic controls since 1991 to become one of the fastest growing economies with an average growth rate of over six percent in recent years.
  • She was swaying from side to side and the men unshackled her from the ceiling and dragged her to a metallic chair, bolted to the floor.
  • His feet were unshackled, however, and tapped anxiously on the floor.
  • When we entered a room full of prisoners we unshackled them and escorted them from the building.
  • It means that you live in one place, but exist in another esoteric, imaginary plane, unshackled by fact or memory.
  • He will be unshackled, he'll be read his rights and the charges against him, and the details of his defence will be conveyed to him.
  • The appointed day came and Hank was unshackled and taken out of his dungeon cell to be burned at the stake.
  • ‘As you wish’ he repeated and unshackled my wrists and backed away.
  • We need to be unshackled from the blinkered thinking of planners and action groups that all things in the Park should be made of stone and slate and woe betide anyone who says differently.
  • Raised in a fashion prison run by her thrift-store parental wardens (Joan Cusack and John Goodman), the adult Rebecca (the redhead Isla Fisher) long ago unshackled her cloddy shoes and jumped into the pool of fashion excess. Buzzine » ‘Shopaholic’ Review: Take 2
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