disyokev.
/dɪsˈjəʊk/ rare.
transitive. To unyoke; to free from the yoke.
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society > authority > lack of subjection > freedom or liberty > liberation > set free [verb (intransitive)] > become free
disyoke1847
1847 Ld. Tennyson Princess ii. 30 Who first had dared To leap the rotten pales of prejudice, Disyoke their necks from custom.
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v.1847- to draw on
- to draw on dreich
- to draw one's breath
- to draw one's legs after
- to draw one's legs after one
- to draw one's mind off
- to draw one's mind off from
- to draw one's pass
- to draw one's pen
- to draw one's quill
- to draw one's steel
- to draw oneself up, spring, etc, to attention
- to draw or hunt dry-foot
- to draw or hunt dryfoot
- to draw out
- to draw out in, into, at, or on length
- to draw out of the hat
- to draw out to a great, etc length
- to draw over
- to draw pig on pork
- to draw pig upon pork
- to draw pluck one's horns
- to draw pull in one's horns
- to draw pull the wool over a person's eyes
- to draw pull the wool over eyes