unchaining

But there were other vastly more important factors that had contributed to the unchaining of the average Californian's libido.

'Cuz that's when the metaphysical atmosphere is most receptive to spectral unchaining."

Chapter 6 Of Faanor and the Unchaining of Melkor Now the Three Kindreds of the Eldar were gathered at last in Valinor, and Melkor was chained.

This new therapeutic sensibility, referred to as moral treatment, was epitomised in French physician Philippe Pinel's quasi-mythological unchaining of the lunatics of the Bicêtre Hospital in Paris and realised in an institutional setting with the foundation in 1796 of the Quaker-run York Retreat in England.