unchain in Portuguese
unchain in Portuguese is desencadear — unchain means to remove the chains binding someone or something.
unchain in Portuguese
desencadear
to free; to liberate.
What does "unchain" mean?
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verb To remove the chains binding someone or something.
"The rescuers unchained the dog from the fence."
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verb To set free from restriction or control.
"The new policy is meant to unchain small businesses from red tape."
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unchain in a sentence
- The rescuers unchained the dog from the fence.
- The new policy is meant to unchain small businesses from red tape.
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What is "unchain" in Portuguese?
"unchain" in Portuguese is desencadear. unchain means: To remove the chains binding someone or something.
How do you use "unchain" in a sentence?
Example: "The rescuers unchained the dog from the fence." In Portuguese, "unchain" is desencadear.
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