Unstrapped

To release or detach something that was secured by a strap or straps. This action implies a freeing or loosening of a binding element, often to remove something or allow for movement. The act of unstrapping can be physical, such as unfastening a belt, or metaphorical, representing a loosening of restrictions or constraints. The implication is a return to a state of greater freedom or mobility, removing the limitations imposed by the straps.

Unstrapped meaning with examples

• The hiker, exhausted after miles of trekking, finally unstrapped his heavy backpack. He carefully laid it on the ground, the weight lifted from his shoulders. He felt the immediate relief of the pressure and sighed contentedly as he stretched his aching muscles, the straps now lying limp and useless.
• After landing the pilot quickly unstrapped himself from his seat. He rose to his feet to assess the landing conditions. This was a critical safety procedure undertaken after flight for pilot mobility. He unbuckled and walked about the plane to inspect it for potential damage.
• Before entering the game, the young athlete unstrapped her shin guards. The moment she was given the starting signal she would take to the field. Feeling the rush of adrenaline she felt the excitement of the game. Her anticipation built for the action.
• The removalist unstrapped the furniture from the moving truck. He brought the heavy oak table inside the house, leaving it ready to be set in place. His work was almost done for the day, a sense of job-done filled his thoughts. It was time for him to go home for a rest.