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unboundadjective not bound, confined, or detained by forcea dog left unbound in the yard footloose, free, loose, unconfined, unrestrained escapeduncaged, unchained, unfettered, unleasheduncaughtunanchored, unbolted, undone, unfastened, untiedclear, disengaged at large, at liberty bound, confined, restrained, unfree caughtcaged, chained, enclosed(also inclosed), immured, imprisoned, leashed, pennedanchored, bolted, fastened, fettered, manacled, shackled, tiedkidnapped(also kidnaped) to disengage the knotted parts ofunbind a rope undid, unfastened, unlashed, untied unbraided, unlaceddisentangled, raveled(or ravelled), unraveled, unsnarled, untangled, unwoundloosed, loosened bound, fastened, knotted, lashed, tied braided, interlaced, interwove(also interweaved), laced, wound(also winded)entangled, snarled, tangled to set free (as from slavery or confinement)a newly elected democratic government whose first act was to unbind the nation's vast horde of political prisoners discharged, disenthralled(also disenthraled), emancipated, enfranchised, enlarged, freed, liberated, loosed, loosened, manumitted, released, sprang(or sprung), uncaged, unchained, unfettered bailed (out), delivered, paroled, ransomed, redeemed, rescued, saveddisembarrassed, disencumbered, disengaged, disentangled, extricatedunshackled turned loose bound, confined, enchained, fettered, restrained handcuffed, manacled, shackled, trammeled(or trammelled)committed, immured, imprisoned, incarcerated, interned, jailed, locked (up)conquered, enslaved, subdued, subjugated before the 12th century |