Moderate as in disillusion To free or release, especially from constraints or restrictions; similar to loosening. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disenthral'
The government decided to disenthral the citizens by lifting the imposed curfew.
The environmentalist's goal was to disenthral the planet from the harmful effects of pollution.
The therapist worked with survivors to disenthral them from the trauma of their past experiences.
Reading diverse literature can disenthral individuals from narrow perspectives.
The documentary sought to disenthral society from misconceptions about endangered species.
Traveling to different countries can disenthral people from cultural misunderstandings.
Exploring historical contexts can disenthral students from oversimplified views of past events.
Report
Meaning
Contribute
Copied