Unbound is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNBOUND in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNBIND, to free from bindings
• release from bonds or restraints
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a book) not bound within a cover
• not secured within a cover
• not restrained or tied down by bonds
• not held in chemical or physical combination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Unbind.
• past tense of unbind

Words related to UNBOUND

disbound12 unbind9 unbinding13 unbinds10

Words that contain UNBOUND

unbounded13 unboundedly18 unboundedness17 unboundednesses19

How to use UNBOUND in a sentence

• The people, indeed, looked so threatening that the Sultan gave way and ordered Aladdin to be unbound, and pardoned him in the sight of the crowd.
• He unbound the thick folds of the turban and opened the garment above the sunken breast.
• He was unbound, and, upon his solemn promise to return without giving the alarm, one of the band returned him his silver and a little money they had abstracted from his chest.
• There I hung affrighted all night until the day, or ever she unbound me.
• Or ever they unbound his helmet and drew the spear-shaft from his head, death had already drawn nigh him.
• She unbound her hair, and leaned over so that it fell in a flood on his pillow.
• But when it was unbound and streaming in wavy masses over her shoulders it was singularly beautiful.
• Finding himself unbound, Reynolds cast one glance toward Glen, and saw her looking at him with a peculiar expression in her eyes.
• His ankles were unbound, and he was made to understand that he must ride again.
• But when they were out of reach of the giant, Ulysses loosed his hold of the ram, and then unbound his comrades.
• When I am dealing with a foe that I respect, I prefer him with his hands unbound.
• He gave an order in Huron, and one of his men came behind me and unbound my hands.
• He was a bright lad, who unbound his leg and showed me a large swelling above the knee.
• Her hair is unbound, and falls in long tresses over her neck.
• He wears around his unbound hair a band of metal that is the outward sign of his great holiness.
• The seed crop can best be cut with the self-rake reaper, which throws off the sheaves unbound.
• But her hair had come unbound, and one long reddish lock of it was over her shoulder.
• The prisoners, now unbound, washed and happy, were seated in the place of honor on each side of the chief.
• In man, they are all unbound, and full of joyful action.
• The nearest approach to it, and the only one, is The Prometheus Unbound of Shelley.
• Her heavy hair came unbound, and her shaking hands refused to adjust the close coils.
• To walk unbound is to walk in prose, without the friction of the wings of metre, without the sweet and encouraging tug upon the spirit and the line.
• There he formed acquaintances which later enabled him to get one unbound set of sheets of every book issued from that press.
• Then came incomplete and unbound sets, with doleful results.
• They unbound him, and, perceiving some signs of life, carried him into Logrono, where they gave the alarm.
• You will also be unbound, and may converse among yourselves.
• So Solita died, and quickly the princess wiped the blood from her breast, and unbound her hands and arranged her limbs as though she slept.
• Believing that Williams could not get away from the cabin, we unbound him.
• There was a dead silence when they removed our fetters and unbound our eyes.
• And then they were unbound and brought before me, and the half-caste mocked me.
• They believed them on their bare words, expressed their satisfaction to them, treated them like brothers, unbound them, and carried them to their huts.

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