undam
/ənˈdæm/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or destroy a dam, or to make something less restricted or confined.
“The engineers undam the river to allow the boats to pass through.”
2. verb
to make something less restricted or confined; to open up or provide access to.
“The new policy undam the restrictions on the city’s public spaces.”
3. noun
the act or process of removing or destroying a dam, or of making something less restricted or confined.
“The undam of the river caused a significant change in the local ecosystem.”