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Meaning of unleashed
The primary meaning of the word "unleashed" is to release or set free, often suddenly or forcefully.
Etymology of unleashed
The word "unleashed" has its roots in the Old English words "un" meaning "not" and "læcan" meaning "to release" or "to let go"
Historically, the word "unleash" was first used in the 15th century to describe the act of releasing or setting free, often in the context of animals or violent forces
Synonyms
released
freed
liberated
unleashed
unchained
untied
unbound
unrestricted
unbridled
unchecked
uncontrolled
rampant
unrestrained
uncurbed
wild
fierce
savage
brutal
ferocious
vehement
intense
passionate
emotional
fervent
zealous
enthusiastic
eager
ardent
fervid
impassioned
inflamed
excited
stirred
aroused
awakened
stirred up
fomented
incited
provoked
ignited
sparked
kindled
inflamed
instigated
incendiary
explosive
volatile
dynamic
potent
powerful
forceful
violent
turbulent
tempestuous
stormy
passionate
impetuous
headstrong
ungovernable
uncontrollable
unmanageable
Definitions
- The word "unleashed" is defined by Oxford Languages as:
- * To release or set free, especially suddenly or forcefully
- * To give someone or something the freedom to do what they want
- * To cause a strong feeling or reaction, especially a negative one
Usage Examples
- The dog was unleashed and ran wildly through the park
- * The company unleashed a new marketing campaign, which was highly successful
- * The politician's comments unleashed a storm of controversy
Antonyms
restrained
controlled
restricted
limited
bounded
tied
chained
fettered
shackled
confined
imprisoned
suppressed
stifled
smothered
choked
strangled
muted
subdued
calmed
soothed
pacified
tamed
domesticated
gentle
mild
moderate
tempered
curbed
checked
halted
stopped
blocked
barred
hindered
obstructed
delayed