Unleash: meaning, definitions and examples
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unleash
[ ʌnˈliːʃ ]
action
Release or set free from a restraint; bring out the full potential of.
Synonyms
free, liberate, release, set free
Examples of usage
- He unleashed his creativity and produced a masterpiece.
- The new software update will unleash a range of new features.
- She unleashed her anger on him after the argument.
Translations
Translations of the word "unleash" in other languages:
🇵🇹 liberar
- soltar
- desencadear
🇮🇳 मुक्त करना
- छोड़ना
- उजागर करना
🇩🇪 freisetzen
- loslassen
- entfesseln
🇮🇩 melepaskan
- membebaskan
- melampiaskan
🇺🇦 звільнити
- випустити
- розгортати
🇵🇱 uwolnić
- wypuścić
- wyzwolić
🇯🇵 解放する (kaihō suru)
- 放つ (hanatsu)
- 解き放つ (tokihanatsu)
🇫🇷 libérer
- lâcher
- déchaîner
🇪🇸 liberar
- soltar
- desatar
🇹🇷 serbest bırakmak
- salmak
- ortaya çıkarmak
🇰🇷 풀어주다 (pureojuda)
- 해방하다 (haebanghada)
- 발산하다 (balsanhada)
🇸🇦 يحرر (yuḥarrir)
- يطلق (yuṭliq)
- يطلق العنان (yuṭliq alʿanān)
🇨🇿 uvolnit
- vypustit
- rozpoutat
🇸🇰 uvoľniť
- vypustiť
- rozpútať
🇨🇳 释放 (shìfàng)
- 解放 (jiěfàng)
- 发动 (fādòng)
🇸🇮 sprostiti
- izpustiti
- sprožiti
🇮🇸 leysa úr læðingi
- sleppa
- leysa
🇰🇿 босату
- жіберу
- ашу
🇬🇪 გათავისუფლება (gatavisupleba)
- გაშვება (gashveba)
- გამოქვეყნება (gamoqveqneba)
🇦🇿 azad etmək
- buraxmaq
- açmaq
🇲🇽 liberar
- soltar
- desatar
Etymology
The word 'unleash' originated from the combination of 'un-' meaning 'not' and 'leash' which comes from Middle English meaning 'a chain or strap attached to the collar of an animal'. The concept of 'unleashing' something refers to setting it free or releasing it from a physical or metaphorical restraint.