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Meanings of unlash in English
Antonyms
Examples for "lash"
Examples for "lash"
1
Beresford cracked the long lash and Cuffy leaned forward in the traces.
2
The virtue of submission is in the lash, it supples like seeds.
3
Willem wanted to lash out at someone; he felt confused and dissatisfied.
4
The next move of the chums was to lash the buoys together.
5
The borders did not include Victoria, causing Mr Andrews to lash out.
Usage of unlash in English
1
But when their paths intersected, crews in dun-colored jumpsuits leaped to unlash cargoes.
2
Then he went out to unlash the sleeper.
3
We were forced to unlash all the strips running from side to side and insert supports, made of smaller bones, across the middle each way.
4
Then he set about unlashing a second article of the same species.
5
The old guide unlashed Bones, and her gunwales resumed their normal curve.
6
We unlashed their arms and legs, and by degrees they came to themselves.
7
At Ootah's command the men unlashed the sledge-load of meat, and the division began.
8
Randy unlashed the poles from the fore deck of his canoe, and joined them together.
9
He heard the rustlings of someone unlashing the gate.
10
Quickly unlashing our boats, we prepared for strenuous work.
11
Beside this tiny stream Bill unlashed his packs.
12
He unlashed himself and bound them together.
13
Thereupon they unlashed my arms and legs.
14
Had Brew unlashed from mizzen-mast + thrown off quarterdeck.
15
Bobby and Jimmy in the meantime busied themselves unlashing the loads upon the sledges and unharnessing the dogs.
16
They now unlashed the arms of the prisoner, and insisted upon his paddling the canoe across the river.
Frequent collocations
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