Uncontrols

The act of ceasing to exert or diminishing the authority, power, or influence over something, leading to a state where regulation or command is absent or significantly weakened. This can apply to various domains, including physical forces, governmental systems, personal emotions, or abstract concepts. It signifies a departure from order, structure, or dominion, implying a loss of command and the emergence of something unrestrained or free from deliberate management or governance. The result may be chaos, instability, or a liberation from the constraints imposed by control, depending on the context.

Uncontrols meaning with examples

• As the dam cracked, the raging river quickly uncontrolled, flooding the valley below and washing away everything in its path. The engineer's years of meticulous planning were undone by a single, catastrophic failure. The unchecked water surge demonstrated the destructive potential of nature when its power is no longer restrained and its capacity to inflict devastation.
• After the revolution, the central government uncontrolled its power. The regions quickly started to operate without the direction of a strong central authority. The swift decline in central oversight, combined with a rapid rise in the regions' ability to operate independently of the central command led to widespread instability and conflict.
• Feeling overwhelmed by grief, Sarah found herself completely uncontrolling her emotions. Tears streamed down her face, and her sobs wracked her body. The sudden loss and pain made it impossible for her to maintain composure, demonstrating the fragility of emotional control in times of profound sorrow.
• The company's decision to uncontrol its budget, allowing departments to make their own financial decisions, initially led to increased flexibility and responsiveness. However, the lack of oversight led to some departments overspending and a loss of accountability, as the budget was used without a unifying authority.