CEFR B1

unbind

verb

Meaning

To release someone or something from a state of being tied, fastened, or restricted.

Examples

He worked quickly to unbind the prisoner from the chair.
The veterinarian had to carefully unbind the injured bird's wing.

Synonyms: release, untie, loosen, free

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unbind (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbaɪnd/

Definition

To release someone or something from a state of being tied, fastened, or restricted.

Examples

He worked quickly to unbind the prisoner from the chair.
The veterinarian had to carefully unbind the injured bird's wing.

How to Use unbind

unbind from (prepositional phrase): To release or free someone or something from a restriction, obligation, or connection. — "The court ruling helped to unbind the company from its previous agreements."

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