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unleash
[uhn-leesh]
verb (used with object)
to release from or as if from a leash; set loose to pursue or run at will.
to abandon control of.
to unleash his fury.
unleash
/ ʌˈːʃ /
verb
to release from or as if from a leash
to free from restraint or control
Example Sentences
Batten down the hatches and don't make a sound - this week sees director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland unleash 28 Years Later.
"He promised to secure our borders and unleash American energy dominance, and the One Big Beautiful Bill delivers. The AI regulation moratorium is a poison pill and has no place in this legislation."
His steep tariffs imposed on both ally and adversary have unleashed retaliatory taxes and fears of a debilitating global trade war, while also straining age-old international alliances.
Now he is celebrating his victory because of the violence he unleashed.
"House Democrats will stand with David Huerta for as long as it takes until the charges are dropped, and the rogue federal actions that have been unleashed will be completely investigated and exposed."
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