CEFR C1

unleashing

verb

Meaning

To release a powerful force, emotion, or ability that was previously restrained or hidden.

Examples

The director decided to unleash his anger at the incompetent staff.
The new technology promises to unleash a wave of innovation across the industry.

Synonyms: release, unfetter, unbridle, unleash

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unleashing (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈliːʃ/

Definition

To release a powerful force, emotion, or ability that was previously restrained or hidden.

Examples

The director decided to unleash his anger at the incompetent staff.
The new technology promises to unleash a wave of innovation across the industry.
She felt a surge of adrenaline as she prepared to unleash her full potential in the competition.

How to Use unleashing

unleash [something] (collocation): To release a powerful force, emotion, or ability. — "The team managed to unleash their true potential in the second half."
unleash on (prepositional phrase): To direct a powerful force or emotion towards someone or something. — "The angry crowd began to unleash their fury on the security guards."

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