unlock
/ˈʌŋˌlɒk/Definitions
1. verb
to remove the lock or fastening from something, especially a door, or to gain access to something that is locked or inaccessible.
“She had to unlock her phone to check her schedule for the day.”
2. noun
the act of removing the lock or fastening from something, especially a door, or the state of being accessible.
“The unlock of the ancient tomb was a major archaeological discovery.”
3. verb
to reveal a hidden or secret aspect of something, especially a person’s thoughts or feelings.
“Her words unlocked the deep sadness she had been trying to hide.”
4. verb
to discover or gain access to the full potential or capabilities of something.
“The new software unlocked the full potential of her computer.”
5. verb
to remove a digital lock or restriction from a device or application.
“He had to unlock the app on his phone to access the exclusive content.”