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Meaning of disbind
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disbind (v. t.)
To unbind; to loosen.
disbind Sentence Examples
- The librarian disbinds the worn-out book to preserve its valuable pages.
- The researcher disbinds the ancient manuscript to analyze its hidden texts.
- The archivist disbinds the damaged ledger to restore its fragile contents.
- The collector disbinds the rare comic book to frame its iconic covers.
- The artist disbinds the old encyclopedia to create a unique collage.
- The student disbinds the textbook to study its chapters more effectively.
- The conservator disbinds the delicate music manuscript to prevent further deterioration.
- The historian disbinds the yellowed newspaper to investigate past events.
- The writer disbinds the personal journal to gain inspiration for their next novel.
- The teacher disbinds the outdated textbook to update the curriculum with current information.
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To unbind; to loosen.
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The librarian disbinds the worn-out book to preserve its valuable pages.
The researcher disbinds the ancient manuscript to analyze its hidden texts.
The archivist disbinds the damaged ledger to restore its fragile contents.
The collector disbinds the rare comic book to frame its iconic covers.
