CEFR B1

unbound

adjective

Meaning

Not tied, fastened, or confined; free.

Examples

The prisoners were finally unbound and allowed to go home.
She felt a sense of relief as the ropes that had bound her were unbound.

Synonyms: free, loose, unfettered, unrestrained

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unbound (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbaʊnd/

Definition

Not tied, fastened, or confined; free.

Examples

The prisoners were finally unbound and allowed to go home.
She felt a sense of relief as the ropes that had bound her were unbound.
After the storm, the ship was unbound from its moorings and drifted at sea.

How to Use unbound

unbound by (prepositional phrase): Not limited or restricted by something. — "The artist's vision was unbound by the expectations of the market."

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