enfetter (Meaning)

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enfetter (v. t.)

To bind in fetters; to enchain.

No weak antonyms found.

The dragon's chains enfettered its wings, preventing it from soaring through the sky.
The tangled vines enfettered the old oak tree, suffocating it and hindering its growth.
The prisoner's hands were enfettered by heavy shackles, making it impossible for him to escape.
The politician's career was enfettered by a scandal, tarnishing his reputation and ruining his chances of reelection.
The hiker's ankle was enfettered by a twisted root, causing him to stumble and fall.
The athlete's muscles were enfettered by lactic acid, causing him to fatigue and slow down.
The artist's creativity was enfettered by self-doubt, preventing him from expressing his true potential.
The student's mind was enfettered by worry, making it difficult for him to concentrate and learn.
The company's growth was enfettered by regulations, hindering its ability to expand and innovate.
The country's economy was enfettered by debt, making it vulnerable to financial crises and instability.

To bind in fetters; to enchain.

tie, chain, hamper,bind, trammel, bit, manacle, secure, handcuff, limit

liberate, free, liberate,rescue, emancipate, release, rescue, loose, emancipate, free

The dragon's chains enfettered its wings, preventing it from soaring through the sky.

The tangled vines enfettered the old oak tree, suffocating it and hindering its growth.

The prisoner's hands were enfettered by heavy shackles, making it impossible for him to escape.

The politician's career was enfettered by a scandal, tarnishing his reputation and ruining his chances of reelection.