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Meaning of unloosed
The primary meaning of the word "unloosed" is to release or set something free from restraint or control.
Etymology of unloosed
The word "unloosed" originates from the Old English words "un" meaning "not" or "opposite of" and "lūsan" meaning "to loose" or "to release"
The word has been used in the English language since the 9th century to describe the act of releasing or freeing something from restraint or control
Synonyms
freed
released
unleashed
untied
unbound
liberated
loosened
unfastened
opened
discharged
emitted
sent
dispatched
expelled
ejected
cast
shed
dropped
abandoned
deserted
forsaken
let go
set free
unchained
unshackled
unfettered
unbridled
unchecked
unrestrained
uncontrolled
spontaneous
automatic
instinctive
impulsive
unguarded
uninhibited
relaxed
calm
serene
tranquil
peaceful
composed
collected
sedate
sober
subdued
tame
mild
gentle
moderate
restrained
controlled
disciplined
governed
regulated
restricted
limited
confined
imprisoned
captive
enslaved
bound
tied
fettered
shackled
bridled
checked
restrained
controlled
rigid
strict
severe
harsh
rigorous
austere
stern
firm
resolute
determined
unwavering
unrelenting
unyielding
Definitions
- To release or set something free from restraint or control
- * To undo or loosen something that is tied or fastened
- * To allow or enable something to happen or be done without restriction
Usage Examples
- The dog was unloosed from its chain and ran freely in the park
- * The company unloosed a new marketing campaign to promote their product
- * The artist's imagination was unloosed as she began to paint
Antonyms
restrained
controlled
restricted
limited
confined
imprisoned
captive
enslaved
bound
tied
fettered
shackled
bridled
checked
governed
regulated
disciplined
rigid
strict
severe
harsh
rigorous
austere
stern
firm
resolute
determined
unwavering
unrelenting
unyielding
tight
secure
fast
firm
fixed
stable
steady
immobile
stationary
motionless
still
quiet
calm
serene
tranquil
peaceful