fettered
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- v restrain with fetters
- s bound by chains fastened around the ankles
- Businesses are less fettered than they were when liberalization began 15 years ago, but some parts of the economy remain subject to the old restrictions.
- The View's hosts (including executive producer Barbara Walters) get away with this because they do what the more fettered media believe they can't: address issues people actually .
- When Samson says, "My heels are fettered, but my fist is free," he displays the best and worst of Milton.