The act or process of releasing something from a state of being bound or tied.
The unbinding of the book's pages revealed hidden notes in the margins.
A state in which something is no longer restricted or confined.
The unbinding of the contract allowed both parties to pursue other opportunities.
unbindingприлагательное
Not legally or morally binding; not imposing any obligation or restriction.
The agreement was unbinding, allowing both parties to walk away without any consequences.
unbindingгерундий или причастие настоящего времени
Releasing, detaching, or causing something to be freed from a bound state.
The unbinding force between the protein and the receptor was measured with optical tweezers.
unbindглагол
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The new policy aims to unbind the company from outdated regulations.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.