unhold
/ʌnˈhɒld/Definitions
1. verb
to free from restraint, confinement, or obligation
“The judge decided to unhold the arrested suspect, citing lack of evidence.”
2. verb
to refrain from holding or maintaining
“The company was forced to unhold its investments due to financial difficulties.”
3. noun
the act of freeing something from restraint, confinement, or obligation
“The unhold of the prisoner was a major news story, sparking widespread debate.”