verb
unlade
Unlade (verb) means to take a heavy load off someone or something.
verb
1
To take a heavy load off someone or something.
2
To unload the goods carried by a ship or vehicle.
3
To unload goods, or to remove a heavy load.
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What is the meaning of unlade?
"unlade" (verb) means to take a heavy load off someone or something.
What is another word for unlade?
Other words for "unlade" include unload, offload.
What are the different meanings of unlade?
"unlade" has 3 main meanings: 1. To take a heavy load off someone or something; 2. To unload the goods carried by a ship or vehicle; 3. To unload goods, or to remove a heavy load.
