1. to remove a bar or bars from; to unlock or open by removing a barrier
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘unbar’

Examples

• She unbars the heavy wooden door to let in the morning light.
• The guard unbars the gate at dawn each day.
• He unbars the window shutters to enjoy the fresh air.
• The innkeeper unbars the entrance for early travelers.
• After the storm passes, she unbars the cellar door.
• The caretaker unbars the chapel doors before the service.