v. (UN-2 3.)
1667. Decay Chr. Piety, iv. ¶ 3. If the terrors of the Lord could not have force enough … to unclutch his griping hand, or disseize him of his prey.
1816. Scott, Bl. Dwarf, viii. It unclutched the burden, and let it drop … upon the ground.
1864. E. Sargent, Peculiar, III. 56. I should not feel much compunction in compelling such a man to unclutch his riches.
