Pronunciation: /ʌnˈluːsɪŋ/
verb to release or set free, to undo or untie
A1 She struggled with unloosing the knot in her shoelaces.
A2 The magician amazed the audience by unloosing himself from the chains.
B1 The sailor unloosed the sails as the wind picked up.
B2 The detective carefully unloosed the evidence from the suspect's grip.
C1 The master locksmith was able to unloose even the most complex of locks.
C2 The negotiator's skills in unloosing tense situations were unmatched.
formal The magician performed a trick by unloosing the ropes that bound his assistant.
informal I finally unloosed my grip on the situation and let things unfold naturally.
slang She unloosed her anger on him when she found out he had been lying.
figurative The artist unloosed her creativity and painted a masterpiece.
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