unbridle (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbraɪdl/
Definition
To release from restraint or control; to set free from a state of being checked or suppressed.
Examples
The sudden news allowed her to unbridle her emotions and weep openly.
He felt a surge of energy as he unbridled his horse and let it run free in the field.
The artist struggled to unbridle her creativity, feeling stifled by the strict rules of the competition.
How to Use unbridle
- unbridle emotions (collocation)
- To express feelings freely without holding back. — "She finally unbridled her emotions after hearing the good news."
- unbridle behavior (collocation)
- To allow oneself to act without restraint. — "The children's unbridled behavior worried their parents."
- unbridle creativity (collocation)
- To allow one's imagination and artistic expression to flow freely. — "The workshop was designed to help artists unbridle their creativity."
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