adjective
Uncommon
unleashed
Unleashed (adjective) means Freed from a leash or from any restraint. Example: “The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water.”
adjective
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Freed from a leash or from any restraint.
"The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water."
"His unleashed anger surprised everyone in the room."
How to use unleashed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLet loose, no longer held back or restrained.
Common pairings
unleashed fury
unleashed potential
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What does “unleashed” mean?
The word “unleashed” means freed from a leash or from any restraint. In plain terms, let loose, no longer held back or restrained.
How do you use “unleashed” in a sentence?
Here is “unleashed” used in a sentence: “The unleashed dogs ran straight for the water.”
What part of speech is “unleashed”?
“Unleashed” is an adjective.
Is “unleashed” a common word?
“Unleashed” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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