unshackle
/ˌʌnˈʃækəl/Definitions
1. verb
to set free from a chain, fetter, or other constraint
“The protesters vowed to unshackle themselves from the government’s oppressive regime.”
2. verb
to free from a limiting or restrictive influence
“The new policies aimed to unshackle the economy from the weight of bureaucratic red tape.”
3. noun
the act of freeing from a chain or fetter
“The unshackle of the slaves was a turning point in the civil war.”
4. noun
the act of freeing from a limiting or restrictive influence
“The unshackle of the economy led to rapid growth and development.”