1. to remove a yoke from (an animal); to unyoke
Usage: third person singular present tense of disyoke; archaic or literary
2. to free from bondage or servitude; to liberate
Usage: figurative use; archaic or literary

Examples

• The farmer disyokes the oxen at the end of the workday.
• She disyokes the horses from the plow before sunset.
• The revolution disyokes the people from tyranny.
• He carefully disyokes each animal from the heavy cart.
• The master disyokes his servants from their harsh duties.