Not tied or fastened; free from physical constraints.
The unbound pages of the manuscript scattered across the floor.
Not confined or restricted; free from limitations.
Her unbound imagination led her to create fantastical stories.
Not attached to a cover or binding, as in a book.
The unbound booklets were easier to distribute at the event.
Mathematics, computing: not fixed to a particular value or reference; lacking binding.
If the query contains an unbound variable, the database engine will return an error.
unbindverb
To release from a binding or fastening.
She carefully unbound the ropes that held the package together.
To free from constraints or restrictions.
The new policy aims to unbind the company from outdated regulations.
To remove a spell or magical binding.
The wizard chanted a spell to unbind the curse placed on the village.
Computing/telecommunications: to terminate or remove the association between two linked entities, such as a client and a server or a key and a function.
The API automatically unbinds the socket when the application closes.