untied

I met my breaking point in this particular scene—halfway through, I had to be untied and calmed down.

On his fifth day of captivity, he untied his ropes, and escaped.

Aunt Penniman has, in five words, untied the rope from the dock and set Catherine adrift in a storm.

As she slowly untied the bow and removed the tape from the wrapping paper, Charlotte grew impatient.

If you think about it, it was a proxy war between the Untied States and Russia.

I feel all untied in a place like this; the rigidity of one's nature begins to melt and flow.

The package was untied, and all the papers gone through and much history was therein contained.

Then ropes were tried, but he snapped weak ropes and untied strong ones.

Harney untied the horse, and they drove off through the diminishing rain, which was already beaded with sunlight.

And as Fettes took the lamp his companion untied the fastenings of the sack and drew down the cover from the head.