decontrol
verb
de·con·trol ˌdē-kən-ˈtrōl 
decontrolled; decontrolling; decontrols
transitive verb
: to end control of
decontrol noun
Word History
First Known Use
1919, in the meaning defined above
- all the same to
- all the time
- all the time in the world
- all the trimmings
- all the way
- all the while
- all the world
- all there
- all things being equal
- all things considered
- all things to all men
- all things to all people
- all things to all people/men
- all this way
- all threes
- all thumbs
- all to
- all to herself
- all to himself
- all to themselves
- all to yourself
- all to yourself/himself/herself/themselves
- all told
- all too
- all too often