Unshackle (verb)

1. To release or set free from shackles, chains or other restraints.
2. To release from a restrictive or confining condition or situation.

Origin:

From the old english word "scæcen" meaning "to release from shackles or chains".

Examples:

1. He was finally able to unshackle himself from his abusive partner.
2. The government's decision to unshackle the economy led to significant growth.
3. The prisoner had to unshackle the chains that held him in place.
4. The company's new policy will unshackle employees from strict dress codes.
5. The judge ordered that the defendant be unshackled during the trial for safety reasons.