unleash
To unleash is to let go of something. When you unleash a dog, you are letting it go free.
The dog was unleashed and ran into the street.
The protesters were unleashed when the police finally arrived.
To unleash is to let go of something. When you unleash a dog, you are letting it go free.
The dog was unleashed and ran into the street.
The protesters were unleashed when the police finally arrived.
verb
turn loose or free from restraint
Synonyms:
verb
release from a leash
verb
release or vent
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People are wary of the wrath unleashed by the deity.
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Her fury unleashes a maelstrom, in which the Dutchman and the Pearl battle.
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The war unleashed new forms of nationalism.
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Incensed, he prepares to unleash the power of the box.
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It is able to unleash the dormant fighting potential of the wearer.
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The second imperative is to unleash an unparalleled wave of charlatanism.
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Are you going to unleash the copyediting posse on the article again
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Once the player releases the button, the EBA will unleash an attack.
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The Alpha Gang also arrives at the chateau and unleash Spiny.
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The Storm in the title is what the band hopes to unleash with the album.