1. to remove a belt, girdle, or similar fastening from around something
Usage: archaic; literary
2. to remove or take off (clothing or armor) by unfastening
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The knight ungirded his sword before entering the chapel.
• She ungirded her robe and prepared for bed.
• The warrior ungirded his armor after the long battle.
• He ungirded himself of all worldly possessions.
• The priest ungirded his ceremonial vestments.
• They ungirded their heavy packs at the campsite.