unleash
/ʌnˈleɪʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to set free or let loose something, such as a wild animal or a natural force, from a restraint or control
“She unleashed her anger on him, yelling at the top of her voice.”
2. verb
to allow something, such as a person’s creativity or a natural talent, to be expressed freely
“The new policy aims to unleash the full potential of the employees.”
3. verb
to make something, such as a product or a technology, widely available or popular
“The company plans to unleash a new smartphone model next quarter.”
4. noun
an act of setting free or letting loose something, such as a wild animal or a natural force
“The unleashing of the bear was a mistake and it caused a lot of damage.”