Unfastened

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'unfasten,' meaning to release or detach something that was previously secured or held together. This action implies removing a restraint, opening something that was closed, or loosening a connection. It can apply to a wide range of objects and scenarios, from physical restraints like buckles and knots to metaphorical restraints such as inhibitions or restrictions. The act of unfastening often signifies a transition from a state of constraint or closure to one of openness or freedom.

Unfastened meaning with examples

• She unfastened her seatbelt after the plane landed, eager to disembark and stretch her legs. The click of the buckle echoed in the quiet cabin as the passengers began to stir. Following the flight attendant's instructions, she quickly began preparing herself to deboard and looked through her belongings.
• He carefully unfastened the ribbons on the gift, revealing the present inside. His anticipation built with each knot he untied, hoping for the new video game. The gift givers watched him expectantly. What would he do with his present?
• The sailor unfastened the ropes securing the ship to the dock, ready for their next sea voyage. The salty air filled his lungs as he loosened the strong ties. He then prepared the sails and readied them for the open ocean, the adventure of a lifetime.
• With a sigh of relief, she unfastened her corset after a long evening, finally feeling free. The restrictions of the undergarment had kept her restricted and uncomfortable during the entire event, only now she could release and relax.