gyved (Meaning)

gyved

fetter, shackle

The captured fugitive was gyved with heavy chains, rendering him incapable of escape.
The shackles of injustice gyved the innocent man, binding him in a web of despair.
The medieval dungeon was a place of torment, where prisoners were gyved and subjected to unimaginable torture.
The horse was gyved to prevent it from straying, ensuring it would remain close at hand.
The prisoner's feet were gyved with iron bands, making it impossible for him to flee his confinement.
The pirate's crew was gyved and thrown into the ship's hold, their dreams of freedom now in ruins.
The defeated general was gyved in public humiliation, a symbol of his downfall and the triumph of his enemies.
The slave's wrists and ankles were gyved, binding him to a life of servitude and despair.
The executioner gyved the condemned man's legs, preparing him for the final, fateful blow.
The gyved beast was led through the town, its roars and struggles serving as a warning to all who dared to defy authority.

fetter, shackle

hampered, tied,bound, linked, enchained, pinioned, trammeled, chained,handcuffed, constrained

liberated, unbound, rescued, loosed, unshackled, freed, emancipated,released, disengaged, detached

The captured fugitive was gyved with heavy chains, rendering him incapable of escape.

The shackles of injustice gyved the innocent man, binding him in a web of despair.

The medieval dungeon was a place of torment, where prisoners were gyved and subjected to unimaginable torture.

The horse was gyved to prevent it from straying, ensuring it would remain close at hand.