noun
unleashing
Unleashing (noun) means the act of setting something loose or releasing it. Example: “The unleashing of the new policy caused immediate confusion.”
noun
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The act of setting something loose or releasing it.
"The unleashing of the new policy caused immediate confusion."
How to Use Unleashing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of releasing or letting something loose.
Word Forms
unleashings plural
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Rhymes for unleashing
dashing
washing
lashing
bashing
smashing
flashing
crashing
clashing
trashing
slashing
thrashing
splashing
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does “unleashing” mean?
The word “unleashing” means the act of setting something loose or releasing it. In plain terms, the act of releasing or letting something loose.
How do you use “unleashing” in a sentence?
Here is “unleashing” used in a sentence: “The unleashing of the new policy caused immediate confusion.”
What part of speech is “unleashing”?
“Unleashing” is a noun.