shackling
Meaning
of Shackle
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Instead of shackling your rode to the stock of your anchor, shackle it instead to the head of the anchor.
“Our current ‘leaders’ are not striking a blow for freedom or treating all of the children equally; instead they are shackling this generation and children for the next number of generations with debt.
The Kenton County Sheriff’s Office is also defending a school resource officer who is being sued by the Children's Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union for allegedly shackling two elementary students.
Even if there are no medical complications, shackling strips a woman of her basic dignity.