unleash
/ʌnˈliʃ/verb2 syllables
Unleash means: turn loose or free from restraint.
Synonyms for unleash2
verb, as in turn loose or free from restraint
What does unleash mean?3
verb
1
turn loose or free from restraint“let loose mines”
2
release or vent“unleash one's anger”
3
release from a leash“unleash the dogs in the park”
Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.
What rhymes with unleash?1
one syllable
Unleash in a sentence
- I worry that the enemy may unleash a biological weapon on our country.sabretou
- Yanni needs to unleash the full weight of his creativity.Amastan
- Tobias was tempted to unleash the dog on that guy.Amastan
- I struggle a bit to unleash my wild side.Nuel
- The shot unleashed panic in the conference room.Amastan
- The fire burned through the forest like a monster unleashed.Igider
- I still haven't unleashed the full potential of my intellectual abilities and capabilities.LoverofEnglish
- Prepare yourself, because I'm about to unleash a world of pain upon you.Amastan
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Forms of unleash
as a verb
- past tense
- unleashed
- present participle
- unleashing
- third-person singular
- unleashes
- past participle
- unleashed