enchained

• Adjetivo que significa atado o sujeto con cadenas; también se usa en sentido figurado para describir a alguien o algo cautivo, restringido o sin libertad.

An archaic adjective meaning bound or held in chains; used figuratively to describe being held captive or restricted.

1. Bound with chainsC1formal

   Restrained or held captive by physical chains or metaphorical constraints.

   encadenado

   • The enchained prisoner could barely move.
   • He felt enchained by his responsibilities at work.
   • The enchained statue stood as a symbol of oppression.

   Sinónimosboundcaptivechainedfetteredrestrainedshackledtethered

   Antónimosfreeliberatedunboundunchained

• Verbo que significa sujetar o restringir con cadenas; contener o mantener cautivo, o limitar de forma estricta.

A verb meaning to bind or confine with chains; to restrain or hold captive.

1. To bind with chainsC2formal

   To fasten or secure someone or something with chains.

   encadenar

   • The prisoner was enchained to the wall of the dungeon.
   • They enchained the cargo to prevent it from shifting during the storm.
   • In ancient times, slaves were often enchained and forced to work.

   Sinónimosbindchainfettermanacleshackletethertie

   Antónimosfreeloosereleaseunbindunchain

2. To hold or restrainC2formal

   To hold someone or something firmly, as if with chains; to restrain.

   Encadenar, sujetar

   • Her grief enchained her heart, making it impossible to move on.
   • The strict rules enchained the creativity of the artists.
   • He felt enchained by his responsibilities and longed for freedom.

   Sinónimosbindchainconfinefetterhobblemanaclerestrainshackletietruss

   Antónimosfreeliberatereleaseunbind