unleash meaning

unleash as a verb

1. release or vent
   • unleash one's anger

   Type of: let go of

   Kinds: uncork

2. release from a leash
   • unleash the dogs in the park

   Type of: let go of

3. turn loose or free from restraint
   • let loose mines
   • Loose terrible plagues upon humanity

   Synonyms: let loose, loose

   Type of: let go of

unleash in a sentence

• Tobias was tempted to unleash the dog on that guy.
• Having goals helps you unleash your potential.
• Your arrogance will be your downfall, as I unleash my fury upon you.
• I worry that the enemy may unleash a biological weapon on our country.
• Prepare yourself, because I'm about to unleash a world of pain upon you.

How to pronounce unleash

unleash is pronounced /ənˈliʃ/ in American English. It has 2 syllables, with the stress on the second syllable.

Words that rhyme with unleash

• quiche
• pastiche