unblock
/ʌnˈblɒk/Definitions
1. verb
to remove an obstruction from something, such as a blocked pipe or a blocked account
“The plumber had to unblock the kitchen drain.”
2. verb
to make something available or accessible again
“After the website was unblocked, users could access it once more.”
3. verb
to remove a restriction or limitation
“The new policy will unblock the access to certain websites for employees.”
4. verb
to reveal or expose something that was hidden or concealed
“The investigation unblocked the identity of the whistleblower.”
5. noun
the act of removing an obstruction or making something available or accessible again
“The unblock of the pipeline saved the company from huge losses.”