Definitions

1. verb

to remove the anchor from a ship or a boat, or to cause something to lose its stability or support

“The storm made it necessary to disanchor and sail to safer waters.”

2. noun

the act of removing the anchor from a ship or a boat

“The disanchor was a critical maneuver in the rescue operation.”

3. verb (nautical)

to drop or let go of the anchor, or to release a hold or grip

“The captain ordered the crew to disanchor and prepare to set sail.”

4. verb (figurative)

to break free from a restrictive or confining situation

“After years of being in a toxic relationship, she decided to disanchor and start anew.”