unencumber Antonyms
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Meaning of unencumber
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unencumber (v. t.)
To free from incumbrance; to disencumber.
unencumber Sentence Examples
- The lawyer carefully reviewed the contract to unencumber the title of the property.
- The bank agreed to unencumber the mortgage once the loan was fully repaid.
- The heirs swiftly unencumbered the estate of unnecessary possessions.
- By paying off the outstanding debts, the company was able to unencumber its assets.
- The judge ordered the unencumbrance of the seized goods after the case was dismissed.
- The agreement unencumbered both parties from any further obligations.
- The divorce proceedings unencumbered the couple from their marital responsibilities.
- The government implemented policies to unencumber small businesses from regulatory burdens.
- The researchers unencumbered old manuscripts from layers of dirt and decay.
- The therapist aimed to unencumber her client's mind from irrational thoughts and anxiety.
FAQs About the word unencumber
To free from incumbrance; to disencumber.
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The lawyer carefully reviewed the contract to unencumber the title of the property.
The bank agreed to unencumber the mortgage once the loan was fully repaid.
The heirs swiftly unencumbered the estate of unnecessary possessions.
By paying off the outstanding debts, the company was able to unencumber its assets.
