shackled Synonyms
Strongest:
- unrestrained
- unbound
- unbound
- loose
- unconfined
- escaped
- free
- free
- loose
- unrestrained
- escaped
- unconfined
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Weak:
shackled Meaning
shackled (s)
bound by chains fastened around the ankles
shackled (imp. & p. p.)
of Shackle
shackled Sentence Examples
- The prisoners were shackled together, their movements restricted and their spirits broken.
- The dog's legs were shackled, rendering him unable to escape his confinement.
- The shackled woman was forced to endure unimaginable pain and suffering.
- The shackles of poverty held the family captive, preventing them from pursuing their dreams.
- The shackles of societal expectations weighed heavily upon the young woman's mind.
- The shackles of guilt bound the murderer's heart, torturing him with remorse.
- The shackled elephant paced anxiously in its enclosure, yearning for freedom.
- The shackled journalist was silenced, his voice suppressed by the oppressive regime.
- The shackles of addiction held the man prisoner, trapping him in a cycle of despair.
- The shackled mind was confined by preconceptions and dogma, unable to break free from its narrow confines.
FAQs About the word shackled
bound by chains fastened around the anklesof Shackle
fastened, chained, caged, fettered, imprisoned, bolted, anchored, tied, inclosed,manacled
unrestrained, unbound, unbound, loose, unconfined, escaped,free, free, loose, unrestrained
The prisoners were shackled together, their movements restricted and their spirits broken.
The dog's legs were shackled, rendering him unable to escape his confinement.
The shackled woman was forced to endure unimaginable pain and suffering.
The shackles of poverty held the family captive, preventing them from pursuing their dreams.
