Freed
Imprisoned
Imprisoned adjective - Taken and held prisoner.
Usage example: took up the cause of imprisoned political dissidents
Freed is an antonym for imprisoned.
Nearby Words: imprisonment, imprisoning
Both words in one sentence
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While Pei imprisoned Shendu and freed his people, he couldn't save in time Mei who died by her own hand.
Source: Pyrrhic Victory - An alien resurrected and imprisoned him, tortured him for two years, and shortly after he was freed, his girlfriend disappeared in space.
Source: Iron Woobie -
He does have some noble motivations at least—one of his own thefts caused his brother to be imprisoned, and Lyndon is working to get him freed.
Source: Lovable Rogue
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