unconfinev.
transitive. To release from restraint; to give free course to.
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society > authority > lack of subjection > freedom or liberty > liberation > set free [verb (transitive)] > free from restraint
ungyve1531
unlock1531
unbuckle1548
unpen1561
unmanacle1582
unmuzzlec1585
unseal1589
dischain1603
unshackle1611
to let out1613
uncage1620
unfreeze1637
loosen1645
unconfine1651
unsequester1664
unbay1687
uncurb1729
unbind1735
unleash1822
disenchain1853
1651 T. Stanley Poems 16 Yet there's a way to unconfine thy heart.
a1711 T. Ken Hymnotheo i, in Wks. (1721) III. 35 Curs'd Infidelity to reinstil, Unfix the Mind, and unconfine the Will.
1820 J. Keats Isabella in Lamia & Other Poems 59 Each unconfines His bitter thoughts to other.
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v.1651- to steal one's way
- to steal oneself drunk
- to steal picture, scene, show
- to steal some one in
- to steal some something in
- to steal someone blind
- to steal someone's thunder
- to steal the picture, scene, show
- to steal thunder
- to steam a postage etc off
- to steam a postage label off
- to steam a postage stamp off
- to steam in
- to steam it
- to steam off
- to steam open
- to steam up
- to steek away
- to steek by
- to steek in the briers
- to steek in the clay
- to steek one's gab
- to steek to
- to steel it
- to steer a, one's course