unchain

[ʌnˈtʃeɪn]

unchain Definition

• 1. to release from chains or bondage
• 2. to set free from a constraint or restriction

Using unchain: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unchain" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The prisoners were unchained and set free.

• Example

  She unchained her bike and rode away.

• Example

  He unchained his creativity and wrote a masterpiece.

• Example

  The new policy unchains the company's potential for growth.

unchain Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unchain

• free
• liberate
• release
• unbind
• unfetter

Antonyms for unchain

• chain
• bind
• fetter
• restrain

Phrases with unchain

• unchain oneself

  to free oneself from a constraint or restriction

  Example

  She unchained herself from the expectations of others and pursued her own dreams.

• unchain the beast

  to unleash one's anger or aggression

  Example

  He was pushed to his limit and finally unchained the beast, yelling at his coworkers.

• unchain the mind

  to free one's mind from limitations or preconceptions

  Example

  Traveling to new places can unchain the mind and inspire creativity.

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Summary: unchain in Brief

'Unchain' [ʌnˈtʃeɪn] means to release from chains or bondage, or to set free from a constraint or restriction. It can be used literally, as in 'The prisoners were unchained and set free,' or figuratively, as in 'He unchained his creativity and wrote a masterpiece.' Phrases like 'unchain oneself' and 'unchain the mind' denote freeing oneself from constraints or limitations.