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unbind Definition

un·bind (-bīnd)

transitive verb unbound -·bound′, unbinding -·bind′·ing

  1. to untie; unfasten
  2. to free from bonds or restraints; release

Etymology: ME unbinden < OE unbindan: see un- & bind

unbind Synonyms

unbind

v.

  1. To untie

    unfasten, disengage, unchain; see free 1, liberate 2.

  2. To forgive

    release, clear, liberate; see excuse.

unbind Usage Examples

Object

  • method: The unbind method removes the binding between the name and the remote object, obj.
  • variable: Of course, Prolog remembers to unbind any variables exactly at the places in the tree where they were bound.
  • component: It sorts the characters according to the degree and unbinds components in the Dixon record that are not of use any longer.
  • name: It is illegal to unbind a name that is referenced by an enclosing scope; the compiler will report a SyntaxError.

Browse dictionary entries near unbind

  1. unbidden
  2. unbid
  3. unbiassed
  4. unbiased
  5. unbent
  6. unbendingly
  7. unbending
  8. unbended
  9. unbend
  10. unbelievingly
  1. unbinding
  2. unbitted
  3. unblemished
  4. unblessed
  5. unblest
  6. unblock
  7. unblooded
  8. unblushing
  9. unblushingly
  10. unbodied