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unchain

[uhn-cheyn] / ʌnˈtʃeɪn /














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Amazon has been delivering a steady supply of books to unchain our imaginative lockdown, but they have arrived in the same packaging that could just as well bring replacement light bulbs or moth traps.

From New York Times

“We asked him more than once to unchain her, not to put her in a cage, but he constantly refused.”

From New York Times

Several nurses said they prefer being unchained from the computers on wheels they use at traditional hospitals, leaving more time for contact with patients.

From Washington Post

For many, unchaining from the office has been one of the least painful aspects of the pandemic.

From Washington Post

“When I finally heard her soothing timeless voice, her depth of frequencies and vocal toning were a healing unchained vibrant triumph.”

From New York Times