unleash — to release something from control or restraint; to allow something to happen freely and powerfully
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to release something from control or restraint; to allow something to happen freely and powerfully
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈliːʃ/
Korean meaning: 풀어놓다, 해방하다, 발산하다
Korean pronunciation: 언**리**쉬
Example Sentences
- My mom unleashed her inner Gordon Ramsay when she found out I ate the last piece of cake.
- The new CEO unleashed a series of innovative reforms.
- Don't unleash your karaoke skills unless you want to empty the room.
unleash
VERB//ʌnˈliːʃ//
to release something from control or restraint; to allow something to happen freely and powerfully
Dog owner unleashes their excited golden retriever at the park entrance
Unleash yourself to find release and peace!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From the prefix 'un-' (meaning to reverse or remove) combined with 'leash' (from Old French 'laisse', meaning a strap or cord for controlling an animal). The word emerged in English around the 16th century, originally meaning to remove a leash from an animal.
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📝Examples
“My mom unleashed her inner Gordon Ramsay when she found out I ate the last piece of cake.”
“The new CEO unleashed a series of innovative reforms.”
“Don't unleash your karaoke skills unless you want to empty the room.”
“The artist finally unleashed her true talent in this masterpiece.”
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