verb
definition
To free from a leash, or as from a leash.
example
He unleashed his dog in the park.
definition
To let go; to release.
example
He unleashed his fury.
definition
To precipitate; to bring about.
Examples of unleashing in a Sentence
Personal growth at that time meant the unleashing of primal screams.
It had the effect they desired of convincing the Others he had crushed the gem and was unleashing hell on earth in his quest for revenge for them taking Jessi.
Is tennis a good way of unleashing all your pent-up anger?
It was a truly gutsy, fast-paced match, with both boxers unleashing quick punches from the bell.
Their lustful farewell kiss could no more adequately have expressed what Pappano was unleashing from the orchestra at this point.
A poor defensive header fell to the dangerous Routledge on the left and the winger cut inside before unleashing a fierce swerving drive.
Hampstead were in no mood to be sympathetic, unleashing 34 shots on Purley stopper Paul Terry.
Moreover, during the Cold War the response of the outside world to the unleashing of centrifugal forces would have been very different.
If unleashing your inner sex pot is something you've always wanted to do, but shied away from because you were scared, perhaps this is the perfect suit for you!
He considers unleashing his dad on the two, but confronts his roommate privately instead.
Tucked away in the emote menu is also a list of dance commands perfect for unleashing on the dance floor.
Behind the band is a red screen that explodes near the end of the song, unleashing a red wave that pushed back the police.
Duped by demons, Sam helps break the final seal on Lucifer's prison, unleashing Armageddon.
He understood that the Black God can never truly kill the White God for fear of unleashing the Original Beings, who would crush him.
He waited another moment, unleashing his senses.