Synonyms for unleash
ʌnˈliʃun·leash

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1. unleashverb

   Antonyms:
   leash, leash up

2. unleashverb

   He unleashed his dog in the park.

   Antonyms:
   leash up, leash

3. unleashverb

   He unleashed his fury.

   Antonyms:
   leash up, leash

4. unleashverb

   Antonyms:
   leash, leash up

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1. unleashverb

   release or vent

   "unleash one's anger"

   Synonyms:
   loose, let loose

2. unleashverb

   release from a leash

   "unleash the dogs in the park"

   Synonyms:
   loose, let loose

3. unleash, let loose, looseverb

   turn loose or free from restraint

   "let loose mines"; "Loose terrible plagues upon humanity"

   Synonyms:
   loosen, relax, loose, release, let loose, emit, free, let out, unloose, unloosen, utter, liberate

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1. • Release

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1. List of paraphrases for "unleash":

   unwire, trigger, release, liberate

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1. Yvonne Padmos:

   Don't fear the rise of artificial intelligence, embrace the untapped potential of your own mind. To truly succeed, unlock the hidden depths of your brain and unleash your limitless capabilities. It's not about competing with machines, but about surpassing our own perceived limitations. Expand your horizons, embrace continuous learning, and let the boundless power of your mind inspire greatness that transcends any technological advancement.

2. Rebecca Gordon:

   It looks like there will be a few unanticipated rules to comply with, though, ultimately a positive outlook. The real power of this coin will likely unleash though in 2021 when power Pluto lands on Facebook's Mercury.

3. Joseph Fallon:

   Here, it can jeopardize western interests through guerrilla warfare sabotaging Libya’s oil facilities and ports and through calculated use of terror to unleash a mass migration of people to destabilize neighboring countries and Europe.

4. Joe Biden:

   Now he's suggesting he wants to get the country back opened by Easter, it would be a catastrophic thing to do for our people and for our economy if we sent people back to work just as we were beginning to see the impact of social distancing take hold only to unleash a second spike in infections.

5. Bernard Sanders:

   What we're saying is that we've got to unleash the energy that exists in people to start doing meaningful things, contrast what the young people in China and Cuba are doing for themselves and for their country compared to the young people in America.