Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Shackled
Shackled adjective - Bound by chains fastened around the ankles.
Both words in one sentence
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When Darrel Conway of RWBY Reckoning is shackled to a chair, upon his release, the first thing he does is massage his wrists.
Source: Cuffs Off, Rub Wrists -
After thwarting the villain, the party forgets to release Nodwick, who mentions that he'll probably need to find a way to break the top off the altar he's shackled to and roll the coin-shaped top back home.
Source: Something We Forgot -
Right after breakfast, the Mayor's assistant orders Sam's release, by which time he's already managed to evade his captors, which somehow involved balloon animals, a sausage chain, a tuba, and a flock of ducks... Waking up shackled to a chair is Florence's fourth worst wakeup call.
Source: Webcomic / Freefall
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