To untie or unfasten something that is bound or held together; to release from bonds.
From 'dis-' (meaning to reverse or undo) combined with 'bind.' Used since Middle English to describe releasing something from constraint.
In medieval texts, 'disbind' appears in descriptions of prisoners being freed from their chains—a word that literally meant undoing the physical restraints holding them.
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