untap
/ˈʌntæp/Definitions
1. verb
to remove the stopper from (a bottle) in order to drink from it
“She carefully untapped the champagne bottle before serving it to the guests.”
2. verb
to open or make accessible a resource, such as a natural resource or a business opportunity
“The company was looking to untap the potential of the local market.”
3. verb
to reveal or bring out (a hidden or latent talent or ability)
“The teacher helped her student to untap their hidden potential and excel in the subject.”
4. noun
the act of removing the stopper from (a bottle) in order to drink from it
“The untap of the bottle was followed by the sound of the cork popping out.”
5. noun
the act of opening or making accessible a resource
“The untap of the new market was a major breakthrough for the company.”
6. noun
a hidden or latent talent or ability
“The untap of her creativity was evident in the beautiful artwork she produced.”