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Meanings of unclog in English

Become or cause to become unobstructed.

Usage of unclog in English
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Policymakers believe that will unclog credit to the economy and boost growth.
Reuters
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Often, a simple computer shut down will help to unclog your machine.
News.com.au
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He predicted that the generous pricing would help unclog project bottlenecks.
Reuters
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It can also be used with baking soda to unclog drains.
The South African
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It took me a moment to unclog my throat and answer.
Exit strategy
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Making that initial message effective means fewer follow-ups, which will help unclog your in-box.
BBC
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Clay masks in particular are known to unclog pores and rejuvenate and purify the skin.
Ebony
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Exfoliators also unclog pores and refine the skin's surface.
The Irish Times
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Add this mask to your arsenal to unclog your pores and to detox your skin.
Ebony
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How many vehicles would it unclog from our streets?
The Irish Times
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Usually though, I spent more time stripping it down to unclog the blade than I did shredding.
The Guardian
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The government ordered all car imports to come through Hambantota in July 2012, to unclog the capital Colombo.
Reuters
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Kennedy had preventive surgery in Boston in October to unclog a partially blocked carotid artery in his neck.
The Irish Times
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Since it's springtime, add a few drops of eucalyptus to allow your steam facial to also unclog your sinuses.
Ebony
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The Fed wants to unclog the credit spigot and eliminate illiquidity as a contributing factor to the coming slowdown.
Reuters
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On the face, they help to unclog pores and improve the condition of acne and the skin in general.
The South African
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