enfetter
/ɪnˈfɛtə
/ /ɛnˈfɛtə/verb [with object] literary
Restrain (someone) with shackles: figurative his soul is so enfettered to her love...
- For before this I had no Lord, nor King; but I was enfettered by the power of Satan, condemned to death, and entangled in sin and blindness.
- I hope that I may yet find the rare chances to forget that I am an old, tired man who was enfettered by too many obligations.
- the bloom is off the rose
- the Boat Race
- the body beautiful
- the Book of Psalms
- the Books of the Maccabees
- the boot (or shoe) is on the other foot
- the Border
- the Borders
- the bottom falls (or drops) out
- the Bourse
- the boy (or girl) next door
- the brass ring
- the bread of life
- the breath of life
- the buck stops here (or with someone)
- the Burse
- theca
- theca folliculi
- the Cairngorms
- the call of nature
- the calm before the storm
- the Canaries
- the cane
- the Cape
- the Capitol