The phrase "set free" implies the act of releasing someone or something from confinement or restraint. It can be used to describe the liberation of a prisoner, a bird released from a cage, or a person being released from bondage. Antonyms for the term would include phrases such as "captured," "locked up," "imprisoned," or "restricted." Each of these words conveys a sense of captivity or confinement, and imply that the person or thing in question is not free to move or act as they would wish. In contrast, "set free" suggests that someone or something is now at liberty and able to move about freely.

What are the antonyms for Set free?

• adj.

  • noun
  • secure
  .

• n.

  • noun
  • arrest
  ,
  • catch
  ,
  • censure
  ,
  • charge
  ,
  • fetter
  ,
  • fix
  ,
  • hold
  ,
  • shackle
  ,
  • tie
  .

• v.

  • absolve
  • accuse
  ,
  • bind
  ,
  • blame
  ,
  • condemn
  ,
  • convict
  ,
  • damn
  ,
  • impeach
  ,
  • incriminate
  ,
  • keep
  ,
  • limit
  ,
  • obligate
  ,
  • punish
  ,
  • restrain
  ,
  • sentence
  .
  • bind
  • Cinched
  ,
  • Cinching
  ,
  • Enfetter
  ,
  • Gluing
  ,
  • Indenturing
  ,
  • Manacled
  ,
  • Manacling
  ,
  • Moored
  ,
  • Pinioning
  ,
  • Roped
  ,
  • Trussing
  ,
  • de tain
  ,
  • de tains
  ,
  • de-tain
  ,
  • de-tains
  ,
  • encase
  ,
  • encases
  ,
  • encasing
  ,
  • enchain
  ,
  • enchained
  ,
  • enchaining
  ,
  • enchains
  ,
  • enfettered
  ,
  • enfettering
  ,
  • enfetters
  ,
  • fettered
  ,
  • folding
  ,
  • glued
  ,
  • hinders
  ,
  • hitch on
  ,
  • hitched on
  ,
  • hitches on
  ,
  • hitching on
  ,
  • hobble
  ,
  • hogtie
  ,
  • hook on
  ,
  • hook up
  ,
  • hooked on
  ,
  • hooking on
  ,
  • hooking up
  ,
  • hooks on
  ,
  • hooks up
  ,
  • in denture
  ,
  • in dentures
  ,
  • in-denture
  ,
  • in-dentures
  ,
  • lock up
  ,
  • locked up
  ,
  • locking up
  ,
  • locks up
  ,
  • moor
  ,
  • peg down
  ,
  • pegged down
  ,
  • pegging down
  ,
  • pegs down
  ,
  • pin down
  ,
  • pinion
  ,
  • pinioned
  ,
  • pinions
  ,
  • pinned down
  ,
  • pinning down
  ,
  • pins down
  ,
  • pre scribe
  ,
  • pre scribing
  ,
  • pre-scribe
  ,
  • pre-scribed
  ,
  • pre-scribes
  ,
  • pre-scribing
  ,
  • put half nelson on
  ,
  • put lock on
  ,
  • puts half nelson on
  ,
  • puts lock on
  ,
  • putting half nelson on
  ,
  • putting lock on
  ,
  • re quire
  ,
  • re quired
  ,
  • re quires
  ,
  • re quiring
  ,
  • re strict
  ,
  • re-quire
  ,
  • re-quired
  ,
  • re-quires
  ,
  • re-quiring
  ,
  • re-strict
  ,
  • roping
  ,
  • tack on
  ,
  • tacked on
  ,
  • tacking on
  ,
  • tacks on
  ,
  • trammel
  ,
  • trussed
  .
  • bridle
  • governs
  ,
  • inhibits
  ,
  • keep check
  ,
  • keep in check
  ,
  • keeping check
  ,
  • keeping in check
  ,
  • keeps check
  ,
  • keeps in check
  ,
  • kept check
  ,
  • kept in check
  ,
  • re press
  ,
  • re pressed
  ,
  • re presses
  ,
  • re pressing
  ,
  • re-press
  ,
  • re-presses
  ,
  • re-pressing
  ,
  • sub due
  ,
  • sub dues
  ,
  • sub-due
  ,
  • sub-dues
  ,
  • suppress
  ,
  • with held
  ,
  • with hold
  ,
  • with holding
  ,
  • with holds
  ,
  • with-held
  ,
  • with-hold
  ,
  • with-holds
  ,
  • withhold
  ,
  • withholds
  .
  • check, hold back
  • bridle
  .
  • clear
  • HIT
  ,
  • clutter
  ,
  • find guilty
  ,
  • imprison
  ,
  • pile up
  ,
  • run into
  .
  • condemn
  • Denunciate
  ,
  • Dooming
  ,
  • Reprobated
  ,
  • Reprobating
  ,
  • be little
  ,
  • be littles
  ,
  • be-little
  ,
  • be-littles
  ,
  • blew whistle on
  ,
  • blow whistle on
  ,
  • blowing whistle on
  ,
  • blows whistle on
  ,
  • call down
  ,
  • called down
  ,
  • calling down
  ,
  • calls down
  ,
  • de cried
  ,
  • de cries
  ,
  • de cry
  ,
  • de crying
  ,
  • de-cried
  ,
  • de-cries
  ,
  • de-cry
  ,
  • de-crying
  ,
  • denunciated
  ,
  • denunciates
  ,
  • denunciating
  ,
  • dis approve
  ,
  • dis approved
  ,
  • dis approves
  ,
  • dis approving
  ,
  • dis-approve
  ,
  • dis-approved
  ,
  • dis-approves
  ,
  • dis-approving
  ,
  • find fault with
  ,
  • finding fault with
  ,
  • finding guilty
  ,
  • finds fault with
  ,
  • finds guilty
  ,
  • found fault with
  ,
  • found guilty
  ,
  • hang something on
  ,
  • hanged something on
  ,
  • hanging something on
  ,
  • hangs something on
  ,
  • hung something on
  ,
  • laid at door
  ,
  • laid at one door
  ,
  • laid at one's door
  ,
  • laid at ones door
  ,
  • laid door
  ,
  • laid one door
  ,
  • laid one's door
  ,
  • laid ones door
  ,
  • lay at door
  ,
  • lay at one door
  ,
  • lay at one's door
  ,
  • lay at ones door
  ,
  • lay door
  ,
  • lay one door
  ,
  • lay one's door
  ,
  • lay ones door
  ,
  • laying at door
  ,
  • laying at one door
  ,
  • laying at one's door
  ,
  • laying at ones door
  ,
  • laying door
  ,
  • laying one door
  ,
  • laying one's door
  ,
  • laying ones door
  ,
  • lays at door
  ,
  • lays at one door
  ,
  • lays at one's door
  ,
  • lays at ones door
  ,
  • lays door
  ,
  • lays one door
  ,
  • lays one's door
  ,
  • lays ones door
  ,
  • let have it
  ,
  • lets have it
  ,
  • letted have it
  ,
  • letting have it
  ,
  • pass sentence on
  ,
  • passed sentence on
  ,
  • passes sentence on
  ,
  • passing sentence on
  ,
  • pin it on
  ,
  • pinned it on
  ,
  • pinning it on
  ,
  • pins it on
  ,
  • point finger at
  ,
  • pointed finger at
  ,
  • pointing finger at
  ,
  • points finger at
  ,
  • pro scribe
  ,
  • pro scribed
  ,
  • pro scribes
  ,
  • pro scribing
  ,
  • pro-scribe
  ,
  • pro-scribed
  ,
  • pro-scribes
  ,
  • pro-scribing
  ,
  • proscribe
  ,
  • put down
  ,
  • re probate
  ,
  • re probated
  ,
  • re probating
  ,
  • re prove
  ,
  • re proved
  ,
  • re proves
  ,
  • re-probate
  ,
  • re-probated
  ,
  • re-probates
  ,
  • re-probating
  ,
  • re-prove
  ,
  • re-proved
  ,
  • re-proves
  ,
  • re-proving
  ,
  • send river
  ,
  • send the river
  ,
  • send up
  ,
  • send up river
  ,
  • send up the river
  ,
  • sending river
  ,
  • sending the river
  ,
  • sending up
  ,
  • sending up river
  ,
  • sending up the river
  ,
  • sends river
  ,
  • sends the river
  ,
  • sends up
  ,
  • sends up river
  ,
  • sends up the river
  ,
  • sent river
  ,
  • sent the river
  ,
  • sent up
  ,
  • sent up river
  ,
  • sent up the river
  ,
  • sentences
  ,
  • thumbs down on
  ,
  • thumbsed down on
  ,
  • thumbses down on
  ,
  • thumbsing down on
  ,
  • up braid
  ,
  • up braided
  ,
  • up braids
  ,
  • up-braid
  ,
  • up-braided
  ,
  • up-braiding
  ,
  • up-braids
  .
  • confine
  • coop
  .
  • coop
  • close in
  ,
  • closed in
  ,
  • closes in
  ,
  • closing in
  ,
  • co oped
  ,
  • co oping
  ,
  • co-oped
  ,
  • co-oping
  ,
  • fence in
  ,
  • fenced in
  ,
  • fences in
  ,
  • fencing in
  ,
  • held captive
  ,
  • held prisoner
  ,
  • hem in
  ,
  • hold captive
  ,
  • hold prisoner
  ,
  • holding captive
  ,
  • holding prisoner
  ,
  • holds captive
  ,
  • holds prisoner
  ,
  • in tern
  ,
  • in terns
  ,
  • in-tern
  ,
  • in-terns
  ,
  • interned
  ,
  • interning
  ,
  • put under lock and key
  ,
  • put under lock key
  ,
  • puts under lock and key
  ,
  • puts under lock key
  ,
  • putting under lock and key
  ,
  • putting under lock key
  ,
  • shut in
  ,
  • shuts in
  ,
  • shutting in
  .
  • corral
  • coop up
  ,
  • cooped up
  ,
  • cooping up
  ,
  • coops up
  .
  • disengage
  • attach
  ,
  • collect
  ,
  • combine
  ,
  • connect
  ,
  • couple
  ,
  • engage
  ,
  • entangle
  ,
  • fasten
  ,
  • gather
  ,
  • join
  ,
  • link
  ,
  • maintain
  ,
  • unite
  .
  • encase, hide
  • envelop
  .
  • enclose
  • Mured
  ,
  • Mures
  ,
  • block off
  ,
  • blockaded
  ,
  • blockading
  ,
  • blocked off
  ,
  • blocking off
  ,
  • blocks off
  ,
  • box up
  ,
  • boxed up
  ,
  • boxes up
  ,
  • boxing up
  ,
  • corral
  ,
  • fence off
  ,
  • fenced off
  ,
  • fences off
  ,
  • hedge
  ,
  • in duct
  ,
  • in ducted
  ,
  • in ducts
  ,
  • in sert
  ,
  • in-duct
  ,
  • in-ducted
  ,
  • in-ducting
  ,
  • in-ducts
  ,
  • in-sert
  ,
  • lock in
  ,
  • locked in
  ,
  • locking in
  ,
  • locks in
  ,
  • mew
  ,
  • muring
  ,
  • pen
  ,
  • set apart
  ,
  • sets apart
  ,
  • setting apart
  ,
  • wall in
  ,
  • walled in
  ,
  • walling in
  .
  • enclose or separate an area
  • fence
  .
  • envelop
  • Girdled
  ,
  • Shrouded
  ,
  • in vest
  ,
  • in vested
  ,
  • in vests
  ,
  • in-vest
  ,
  • in-vested
  ,
  • in-vesting
  ,
  • in-vests
  ,
  • over laid
  ,
  • over laying
  ,
  • over lays
  ,
  • over spread
  ,
  • over spreads
  ,
  • over-laid
  ,
  • over-lay
  ,
  • over-laying
  ,
  • over-lays
  ,
  • over-spreading
  ,
  • over-spreads
  ,
  • overspread
  ,
  • overspreading
  ,
  • shrouding
  ,
  • super impose
  ,
  • super imposed
  ,
  • super imposes
  ,
  • super imposing
  ,
  • super-impose
  ,
  • super-imposed
  ,
  • super-imposes
  ,
  • super-imposing
  ,
  • sur rounded
  ,
  • sur rounding
  ,
  • sur-rounded
  ,
  • sur-rounding
  .
  • fence
  • Mure
  ,
  • Railed
  ,
  • Walling
  ,
  • de fend
  ,
  • de fended
  ,
  • de fending
  ,
  • de fends
  ,
  • de-fend
  ,
  • de-fended
  ,
  • de-fending
  ,
  • de-fends
  ,
  • feinted
  ,
  • feinting
  ,
  • out wit
  ,
  • out wits
  ,
  • out witted
  ,
  • out witting
  ,
  • out-wit
  ,
  • out-wits
  ,
  • out-witting
  ,
  • rail
  ,
  • walled
  .
  • free
  • burden
  ,
  • compel
  ,
  • confine
  ,
  • employ
  ,
  • enslave
  ,
  • harm
  ,
  • hire
  ,
  • hurt
  ,
  • incarcerate
  ,
  • injure
  .
  • harness
  • Saddling
  ,
  • made productive
  ,
  • makes productive
  ,
  • making productive
  ,
  • out fit
  ,
  • out fits
  ,
  • out fitted
  ,
  • out fitting
  ,
  • out-fit
  ,
  • out-fits
  ,
  • out-fitted
  ,
  • out-fitting
  ,
  • put harness
  ,
  • put in harness
  ,
  • puts harness
  ,
  • puts in harness
  ,
  • putting harness
  ,
  • putting in harness
  ,
  • render useful
  ,
  • rendered useful
  ,
  • rendering useful
  ,
  • renders useful
  ,
  • saddled
  .
  • hedge
  • sieged
  ,
  • sieges
  ,
  • sieging
  .
  • liberate
  • detain
  ,
  • hold back
  ,
  • prevent
  .
  • noun
  • inculpate
  ,
  • oblige
  .
  • put inside, surround
  • enclose
  .
  • ransom
  • forfeit
  ,
  • lose
  .
  • redeem
  • abandon
  ,
  • disregard
  ,
  • ignore
  .
  • rein in; control
  • harness
  .
  • release
  • retain
  .
  • rescue
  • give
  ,
  • imperil
  ,
  • spend
  .
  • restrain
  • choke back
  ,
  • choked back
  ,
  • chokes back
  ,
  • choking back
  ,
  • corked
  ,
  • corking
  ,
  • crack down
  ,
  • cracked down
  ,
  • cracking down
  ,
  • cracks down
  ,
  • de bar
  ,
  • de barred
  ,
  • de barring
  ,
  • de bars
  ,
  • de limit
  ,
  • de limited
  ,
  • de limiting
  ,
  • de limits
  ,
  • de-bar
  ,
  • de-barred
  ,
  • de-barring
  ,
  • de-bars
  ,
  • de-limit
  ,
  • de-limited
  ,
  • de-limiting
  ,
  • de-limits
  ,
  • keep down
  ,
  • keep in line
  ,
  • keep line
  ,
  • keeping down
  ,
  • keeping in line
  ,
  • keeping line
  ,
  • keeps down
  ,
  • keeps in line
  ,
  • keeps line
  ,
  • kept down
  ,
  • kept line
  ,
  • pre vent
  ,
  • pre venting
  ,
  • pre vents
  ,
  • pre-vent
  ,
  • pre-vented
  ,
  • pre-venting
  ,
  • pre-vents
  ,
  • pull back
  ,
  • pulled back
  ,
  • pulling back
  ,
  • re strain
  ,
  • re strained
  ,
  • re straining
  ,
  • re strains
  ,
  • re-strain
  ,
  • re-strained
  ,
  • re-straining
  ,
  • re-strains
  ,
  • sate on
  ,
  • sit on
  ,
  • sits on
  ,
  • sitting on
  ,
  • tie down
  ,
  • tied down
  ,
  • ties down
  ,
  • tying down
  .
  • save
  • endanger
  ,
  • leave open
  ,
  • make vulnerable
  ,
  • squander
  ,
  • throw away
  ,
  • waste
  .
  • unlock
  • button
  .

• v. t.

  • noun
  • arraign
  .

Famous quotes with Set free

• The more we reduce ourselves to machines in the lower things, the more force we shall set free to use in the higher.

  Anna C. Brackett
• The best compliment to a child or a friend is the feeling you give him that he has been set free to make his own inquiries, to come to conclusions that are right for him, whether or not they coincide with your own.

  Alistair Cooke
• Well, honey, I had the million dollar houses, I had the car, I had the horse, I had the barn; I had everything. Was I set free? I didn't even know what that meant.

  Taylor Dayne
• There are incalculable resources in the human spirit, once it has been set free.

  Hubert H. Humphrey
• Mars, when guilty of homicide, and set free from the charge of murder by the Athenians through favour, lest he should appear to be too fierce and savage, committed adultery with Venus.

  Lactantius

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