untether
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un·teth·er
(ŭn-tĕth′ər)tr.v. un·teth·ered, un·teth·er·ing, un·teth·ers
1. To unfasten the tether of or release from a tether.
2. To disconnect: an opinion that was untethered to reality.
3. To free from restraints: The experience untethered his imagination.
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untether
(ʌnˈtɛðə)vb (tr)
to untie; to free from tethers
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