unleash
//ʌnˈliːʃ//
Verb
unleashInfinitive
unleashPresent tense
unleashedPast tense
unleashedPast participle
unleashingPresent participle
unleashesThird-person singular
1
To release from a leash or restraint, especially a dog or other animal.
She unleashed her dog in the park so it could run freely.
2
To release or let loose a powerful force, emotion, or phenomenon that had been held back.
The news unleashed a wave of anger across the country.
3
To allow someone or something to act freely without restrictions.
The new policy will unleash the creativity of our employees.