Unloose

Definition

unloose / ʌn'lu:s / (also unloosen /ʌn'lu:sn /) v ေလွ်ာ့သည္။ He unloosed his belt. ❍ LOOSE adj

Examples

1. ‘GOP officials
2. meanwhile
3. have been getting reports of phone calls being made by a person who says he's representing the Bush campaign
4. and then unlooses a string of swear words.’
5. ‘If the loss of Calais unloosed such fury in him
6. I tremble to think what the possible loss of the election might entail.’
7. ‘By the fin de siècle this view of high-end consumption had so exploded that Thorstein Veblen unloosed the first modern sustained attack on luxury in his thoroughly entertaining Theory of the Leisure Class.’
8. ‘Repeating EVER enough times until I was un-hornified
9. I looked up
10. and saw Jeremy leaning against the counter-holding keys in one hand
11. and unloosing his tie with the other.’
12. ‘A 5.1-magnitude earthquake triggered the collapse of the mountain's north flank
13. unloosing the biggest landslide ever recorded and an eruption equal to 500 Hiroshimas.’
14. ‘I desperately hope we are a wiser people than to unloose the power to kill based on undisclosed ‘information‘with no accountability.’’
15. ‘And never for love of our Lord unloosing their lips.’
16. ‘Even before discoursing on sewers and sewage
17. author Halliday unlooses two illustrations which eloquently depict Bazalegette's achievements above ground.’
18. ‘I was recently advised of a splendid plan to unloose some sparrow hawks in Glasgow's parks and squares.’
19. ‘But when these point sources of light are unloosed from the grid
20. but still signifying life
21. are we again in the presence of a city nightscape?’