unbound (Meaning)
unbound (a)
not secured within a cover
not restrained or tied down by bonds
unbound (s)
not held in chemical or physical combination
unbound (imp. & p. p.)
of Unbind
unbound ()
imp. & p. p. of Unbind.
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unbound Sentence Examples
- The unbound manuscript lay open on the desk, revealing its secrets with each turn of the page.
- The river flowed unbound through the verdant valley, its waters dancing in the sunlight.
- The unbound child roamed the playground with abandon, a whirlwind of energy and imagination.
- The artist's imagination was unbound, creating a surreal and captivating masterpiece.
- The unbound spirit of the woman soared above adversity, reaching for the unreachable.
- The unbound mind of the philosopher delved into uncharted territories of thought.
- The unbound love between the two souls transcended all boundaries and defied time.
- The unbound darkness spread across the land, consuming all in its path.
- The unbound forces of nature unleashed their fury, wreaking havoc and leaving destruction in their wake.
- The unbound secrets of the past lay buried deep, waiting to be unearthed and revealed.
FAQs About the word unbound
not secured within a cover, not restrained or tied down by bonds, not held in chemical or physical combinationof Unbind, imp. & p. p. of Unbind.
free,loose, unconfined,unrestrained, at large, unleashed, at liberty, footloose, escaped, unfettered
confined, restrained, unfree,bound, restrained, bound, unfree, confined, leashed, caged
The unbound manuscript lay open on the desk, revealing its secrets with each turn of the page.
The river flowed unbound through the verdant valley, its waters dancing in the sunlight.
The unbound child roamed the playground with abandon, a whirlwind of energy and imagination.
The artist's imagination was unbound, creating a surreal and captivating masterpiece.
