unfettering

But there is a price for that unfettering of your brain.

If the unfettering of free discussion is an essential catalyst for enlightened change, South Africa has quietly moved further than its visible legislative reforms, however dramatic, would suggest.

In fact, the reader's only fun with this book, once the unfettering of imagination is accepted, is in waxing more lurid than Mr. McGinniss.

The unfettering of industry and the Federal bureaucracy from red tape was a priority of Ronald Reagan, who was elected President in 1980 with a promise to "get the Government off the backs of the people."

She knew with certainty that if she had comprehended when she was young what her decisions would cost, she would never have taken the Rites of Unfettering, never have surrendered to the secret power yearning for birth within her.