uncage
/ənˈkeɪdʒ/Definitions
1. verb
to set free from a cage or other confinement
“The zookeepers will uncage the lion for its daily exercise.”
2. verb
to free from restrictions or restraints
“The new policy will uncage the potential of the young entrepreneurs.”
3. verb
to remove or release something from a state of being confined or restricted
“The software update will uncage the full features of the game.”
4. verb
to make something more free or unrestricted
“The new law will uncage the market by reducing regulations.”
5. noun
the act of setting free from a cage or other confinement
“The uncage of the bird was a joyous moment for the children.”