frees
Removes the chains
Frees is the third-person singular of free, meaning to release from confinement or constraint: The governor frees three prisoners each year.
It also means to remove something unwanted: This software frees your computer of malware.
To free up is to make available: Finishing that project frees up time for other work.
Grant freedom to
- unchainRemove restraining links
- unshackleRemove bonds from
- releaseTo let go
- manumitFree from enslavement
enfranchise · disenthrall · rescue · deliver · save · untie · unbind · loose
To let go
- unlockOpen a secured closure
- liberateSet free from captivity
- dedicateSet apart formally
- earmarkDesignate for specific purpose
assign · devote · spare · relinquish · surrender · yield · cede · hand-over
emancipate
Grant freedom to
manumit · enfranchise · disenthrall · rescue · deliver · save · untie · unbind · loose · extricate
release
To let go
earmark · assign · devote · spare · relinquish · surrender · yield · cede · hand-over · contribute
unclog
Remove an obstruction
open · release · loosen · unjam · unlock · untangle · disentangle · unsnarl · unknot · unravel
waiver
Formal surrender of rights
- exclusionBeing barred from participation
- dispensationOfficial permission to skip rules
- immunityProtected from harm
privilege · exonerate · absolve · excuse · spare · relieve · discharge · clear · acquit · pardon
freesimprisons
Confines as punishment
confines · incarcerates · jails · cages · detains
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