unchaining

Not only will this unchaining be good for Newt, it will be good for the primary as a whole.

The Reformation, like all great upheavals, beneficent in themselves, led to the unchaining of the spirit of fanaticism and rapine.

The footman in livery—very sleepy and tousled as yet—was unchaining the front door.

For mothers and for wives there is no redemption, no unchaining of love, save by the coming of the kingdom—in themselves .

This unchaining of the worst passions seemed to forbode the most deplorable consequences.

Mrs. Dolihide heard him unchaining the gate, and came out upon the veranda.