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Definition of unbind in English: unbindverbunboundʌnˈbʌɪndˌənˈbaɪnd [with object]Release from bonds or restraints. he took off her blindfold and partially unbound her Example sentencesExamples - Jason put his gun on the bed next to her and began to unbind the ropes, but first he removed the old sock that had been stuffed into her mouth as a gag.
- When he came around to unbind my ankles, I looked up and Marcus grinned down at me.
- I cannot unbind you, but I can let you see.
- Jesus unbinds us from death and lets us go to live new life.
- And I cannot unbind the pages without destroying the History, which I will not do.
- And then, to make tangible the promise he has spoken, Jesus commands Lazarus to come forth from the stench of the tomb and commands those who had gathered to mourn to unbind him and let him go.
- She managed to unbind Benovito and the two escaped, a trail of blood marking their path out of Seattle.
- For the system is master: like God it can bind or unbind energies; what it is incapable of (and what it can no longer avoid) is reversibility.
- Get that spear out of his chest so we can unbind him.
- The first order was unbinding her ankles and arms.
- It's a really thick book though so you'd probably have to unbind it to get the pages in a suitably flat position to scan.
- The Mouse undid all the other ropes and then gently rolled her over to unbind her arms and hair.
- From there it should be child's play to unbind my feet, and then my head-bind.
- The only thing that rouses him is the wrestling match he engages in to unbind himself from various equipment.
- Not in the sense of dismissing you but unbinding you from a whole series of things that you had thought were part of you.
- If parents don't work at unbinding that folly (sinful ignorance of God and His ways), we have no hope of the next generation being and doing more for God than we.
- Some people are already masters of saying ‘no’ to themselves and would do much better to foster soul-traits that will help them loosen up and unbind themselves.
- When we get home, I'll unbind them, but I need to make sure nothing funny happens while we're away.
- And we can choose, as Iain suggests, to unbind ourselves (with all the consequences that would follow).
- Liu informs Master Ren that he has heard that ‘the day will come when men can cut off their pigtails and women can unbind their feet’.
Synonyms untie, unchain, unfetter, unshackle, unmanacle, unyoke, unfasten, untether, unknot, unlace, undo, loosen, unloose, disentangle release, emancipate, free, set free/loose, liberate, discharge
Definition of unbind in US English: unbindverbˌənˈbaɪndˌənˈbīnd [with object]Release from bonds or restraints. he took off her blindfold and partially unbound her Example sentencesExamples - I cannot unbind you, but I can let you see.
- The only thing that rouses him is the wrestling match he engages in to unbind himself from various equipment.
- Some people are already masters of saying ‘no’ to themselves and would do much better to foster soul-traits that will help them loosen up and unbind themselves.
- Liu informs Master Ren that he has heard that ‘the day will come when men can cut off their pigtails and women can unbind their feet’.
- When we get home, I'll unbind them, but I need to make sure nothing funny happens while we're away.
- The Mouse undid all the other ropes and then gently rolled her over to unbind her arms and hair.
- From there it should be child's play to unbind my feet, and then my head-bind.
- She managed to unbind Benovito and the two escaped, a trail of blood marking their path out of Seattle.
- Get that spear out of his chest so we can unbind him.
- Not in the sense of dismissing you but unbinding you from a whole series of things that you had thought were part of you.
- Jason put his gun on the bed next to her and began to unbind the ropes, but first he removed the old sock that had been stuffed into her mouth as a gag.
- And I cannot unbind the pages without destroying the History, which I will not do.
- When he came around to unbind my ankles, I looked up and Marcus grinned down at me.
- If parents don't work at unbinding that folly (sinful ignorance of God and His ways), we have no hope of the next generation being and doing more for God than we.
- And we can choose, as Iain suggests, to unbind ourselves (with all the consequences that would follow).
- And then, to make tangible the promise he has spoken, Jesus commands Lazarus to come forth from the stench of the tomb and commands those who had gathered to mourn to unbind him and let him go.
- It's a really thick book though so you'd probably have to unbind it to get the pages in a suitably flat position to scan.
- Jesus unbinds us from death and lets us go to live new life.
- For the system is master: like God it can bind or unbind energies; what it is incapable of (and what it can no longer avoid) is reversibility.
- The first order was unbinding her ankles and arms.
Synonyms untie, unchain, unfetter, unshackle, unmanacle, unyoke, unfasten, untether, unknot, unlace, undo, loosen, unloose, disentangle
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