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unshackling

/ʌnˈʃæk.əl.ɪŋ/

Translations

unshacklingnoun

unshacklings

libérationSens propre et figuré.

The unshackling of the prisoners was a symbolic moment of their newfound freedom.

La libération des prisonniers a été un moment symbolique de leur liberté retrouvée.

Additional translations

délivrancePlus littéraire ; s'emploie surtout au sens de libération d'une contrainte.

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Antonyms

unshacklinggerund / present participle

/ʌnˈʃæk.lɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that liberates or frees

libérateurEmploi adjectival ; sens figuré.

The unshackling reforms stimulated innovation across the sector.

Les réformes libératrices ont stimulé l'innovation dans tout le secteur.

unshackleverb

unshackling

Gerund

unshackled

Past Simple

unshackled

Past Participle

unshackling

Gerund

/ʌnˈʃæk.əl/

déchaînerAu sens propre, pour retirer des chaînes ou des entraves.

The prisoners were unshackled and allowed to walk freely in the yard.

Les prisonniers ont été déchaînés et ont pu marcher librement dans la cour.

libérerAu sens figuré, pour enlever des contraintes ou des limitations.

The new policy aims to unshackle the economy from unnecessary regulations.

La nouvelle politique vise à libérer l'économie des réglementations inutiles.

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Definitions

unshacklingnoun

The act of removing shackles or restraints, often used metaphorically to describe the process of gaining freedom or liberation.

The unshackling of the prisoners was a symbolic moment of their newfound freedom.

unshacklinggerund / present participle

Freeing; tending to liberate from restraint or restriction.

The unshackling reforms stimulated innovation across the sector.

unshackleverb

To release from shackles, chains, or other physical restraints.

The prisoners were unshackled and allowed to walk freely in the yard.

To free from restrictions or limitations.

The new policy aims to unshackle the economy from unnecessary regulations.