settingfree
verbUK /ˌsɛtɪŋˈfriː/
US /ˌsɛtɪŋˈfriː/
Letting someone or something go so they are not held or trapped anymore.
The children were setting free the butterflies they had raised in class.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Making a rule or limit no longer apply to someone.
The teacher was setting free the students from the usual homework schedule for the holiday.
3. Helping a feeling or idea to grow without holding it back.
Writing poetry was setting free her imagination.
4. Opening a cage or door so an animal can leave.
He was setting free the bird that had flown into the garage.