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Meaning of unlocked
The primary meaning of the word "unlocked" is something that is no longer locked or secured.
Etymology of unlocked
The word "unlocked" comes from the Old English words "un" (meaning "not") and "lōc" (meaning "lock" or "bar"), with the addition of the suffix "-ed" to form the past tense and past participle of the verb "unlock"
The verb "unlock" has been used in English since the 15th century, originally meaning to remove a lock or bar from something, and later expanding to include figurative senses such as releasing someone from a restriction or obligation
Synonyms
opened
accessible
unlocked
unfastened
unbarred
unbolted
unchained
unsecured
unprotected
undefended
unguarded
free
cleared
released
liberated
freed
unshackled
untethered
unbound
unsealed
ajar
agape
wide open
exposed
vulnerable
susceptible
Vincible
penetrable
permeable
porous
unimpeded
unhindered
unobstructed
unrestricted
Definitions
- The past tense and past participle of the verb "unlock", meaning to release from a locked state
- Not closed or blocked, able to be accessed or used
- Without restrictions or limitations, able to be done or achieved freely
Usage Examples
- The door was unlocked, so we were able to enter the room without a key
- The new policy has unlocked a range of opportunities for young entrepreneurs
- The researcher spent years trying to unlock the secrets of the ancient manuscript