Moderate as in disillusion To free or release, especially from constraints or entanglements; similar to loosening or setting free. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Disenthrall'
The heroic knight embarked on a perilous quest to disenthrall the captured princess from the evil sorcerer's spell.
The documentary aimed to disenthrall viewers from misconceptions about endangered species and promote conservation efforts.
In the world of art, the avant-garde movement sought to disenthrall creativity from traditional norms and embrace new expressions.
In the fantasy novel, the hero sought to disenthrall the captured princess from the dark wizard's spell.
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