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   What does unshackle mean?

   • When Shel started to unshackle her wrists, she asked if she could go. Amanda asked when McKenzie made no move to unshackle her client. 2 meanings: 1. to set free from restrictions 2. to remove shackles from.... Click for more definitions.

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   What does it mean to unshackle a prisoner?

   • To remove shackles from someone or something. The captain ordered that the guards unshackle and release the prisoner, as he had served his sentence. The sooner the railway can unshackle itself from DfT the better. To remove restrictions or inhibitions; to allow full freedom and power.

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   What is The Unshackled?

   • The Unshackled is a fast-growing alternative News Media Outlet in Australia, currently the largest of its kind. We take pride in our speed, regular output, and high-quality production, as well as fact-checking. We cover topics and story angles that the mainstream media usually chooses to ignore.

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   What does free from shackles mean?

   • to free from shackles; unfetter. to free from restraint, as conversation. This allows us to unshackle complex, nuanced ideas from time-bound meetings, so knowledge can spread faster and be retained longer. Even so, he didn't unshackle his inward-reeling lifeline till he was inside the chamber.

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2. www.collinsdictionary.com › english › unshackleUNSHACKLE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   unshackle in British English. (ʌnˈʃækəl ) verb (transitive) 1. to set free from restrictions. It unshackles the mind from petty prejudices. 2. to remove shackles from. He unshackled the prisoners.

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   Unshackle definition: to free from shackles; unfetter.. See examples of UNSHACKLE used in a sentence.

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   The meaning of UNSHACKLE is to free from shackles. How to use unshackle in a sentence.

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   Define unshackle. unshackle synonyms, unshackle pronunciation, unshackle translation, English dictionary definition of unshackle. tr.v. un·shack·led , un·shack·ling , un·shack·les 1. To remove the shackles from. 2. To free; liberate: unshackled him from conventional thinking.

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   Synonyms for UNSHACKLE: liberate, emancipate, unchain, unfetter, enfranchise, unbind, unmoor, uncage; Antonyms of UNSHACKLE: restrain, regulate, constrain, govern, control, hold, inhibit, contain.

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   'unshackle' is a correct and usable word in written English. It is usually used to describe the action of removing someone from something restrictive, so it can be used to describe someone being released from an oppressive situation.

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   UNSHACKLE meaning: to take shackles or handcuffs off (someone) often used figuratively.