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Meanings of unleash in anglès

portuguès
liberar
espanyol
soltar

To give freedom; to release from confinement or restraint.

liberar
Usage of unleash in anglès
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Defeat would likely unleash huge political uncertainty and could roil financial markets.
Reuters
2
We can't unleash it on the far side as a free agent.
Schild’s Ladder
3
Another axiom from Nikki's combat training: To unleash surprise, think in opposites.
Raging Heat
4
But he added that military action in response could unleash more turmoil.
BBC
5
We all need to unleash our inner Donnellys from time to time.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
6
This war will unleash the criminal in all of us, I fear.
Forge of Darkness
7
We're looking forward to what he is to unleash on June 29th.
Ebony
8
Our purpose must be to unlock their potential and unleash their talents.
The Guardian
9
So commanders are more or less free to unleash them at will.
Wired
10
The other track is outside the system, and it could unleash havoc.
The way of the world
11
It took the Celtics until the second half to unleash their aggression.
Reuters
12
And I knew that that was going to unleash a broadband revolution.
The Verge
13
And Dr. Halsey had finally received the green light to unleash MJOLNIR.
The Fall of Reach
14
Legalised drugs would unleash an epidemic of addiction in the developing world.
The Guardian
15
We'll unleash him out there when he's fresh and ready to go.
The South African
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And I don't see that when you unleash this kind of behaviour.
Reuters
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Unleash across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common