1. to remove a yoke from (an animal); to unyoke
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to free from bondage or servitude; to liberate
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The farmer decided to disyoke the oxen after a long day of plowing.
• The revolutionary movement sought to disyoke the nation from colonial rule.
• At sunset, the workers disyoked the horses and led them to the barn.
• The treaty aimed to disyoke the oppressed people from tyranny.
• Once the harvest was complete, they disyoked the animals and gave them rest.