unleashed in Japanese
unleashed in Japanese is 解き放つ — unleashed means freed from a leash or from any restraint.
unleashed in Japanese
解き放つ
Pronounced: tokihanatsu
Not leashed; without a leash on it.
What does "unleashed" mean?
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adjective Freed from a leash or from any restraint.
"The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water."
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unleashed in a sentence
- The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water.
- His unleashed anger surprised everyone in the room.
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What is "unleashed" in Japanese?
"unleashed" in Japanese is 解き放つ. unleashed means: Freed from a leash or from any restraint.
How do you pronounce 解き放つ?
"unleashed" in Japanese is 解き放つ, pronounced "tokihanatsu".
How do you use "unleashed" in a sentence?
Example: "The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water." In Japanese, "unleashed" is 解き放つ.
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