unleashed

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It'd be awesome if AutoDesk unleashed some super programmers on their online store and subscription management portal.

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Quick take

Not leashed; without a leash on it.

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adjective

Not leashed; without a leash on it.

adjective

(figuratively) Freed from any restraint, physical or otherwise.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for unleashed.

adjective

Not leashed; without a leash on it.

adjective

(figuratively) Freed from any restraint, physical or otherwise.

Example sentences

It'd be awesome if AutoDesk unleashed some super programmers on their online store and subscription management portal.

How did the respected computer scientist feel about having unleashed Stephen Wolfram upon the computing world?

The most electricity prices can do is direct the moment that new supply that's already been created is unleashed on the market.

An interesting question here is whether a grade-school level of reading comprehension unleashed in a forum full of (ostensible) adults is inherently harmful.

What are the inputs, the outputs and the function that they have unleashed during their experiment in order to transform input into output?

When AOL unleashed their users on the web it was a big deal.

Their creativity isn't being unleashed, it's being forced into a narrow specialism.

I think The Force Unleashed has a bigger cultural awareness than the draft movie scripts.

This is just a reverse-engineered hack that was unleashed on a highway while the radio was blasting too loud to hear each other on the call.

But unleashed it will, anyway, it's already in the market and in the hands of people who may choose to keep it as opposed to sell it.

Most of this stuff I envision being unleashed as you advance, so it's similar to other video games where it gets progressively more difficult.

I wish more public servants (and politicians) understood web APIs and the economic value that would be unleashed if governments exposed more (both data and transactional).

Quote examples

Great depression was caused not by deflation, but by previously unleashed inflation (as in "inflated money supply").

Never got around to playing it, but I believe "Starkiller" is the main character in The Force Unleashed.

The company was worth about $5 billion in 2000, just before Jobs unleashed Apple's groundbreaking "digital lifestyle" strategy, understood at the time by few critics.

This helps create heavy elements, as the star explodes and some magnificent forces are unleashed, seeding the surrounding space with the necessary stuff for "further development" - later stage stars, planets, coments/asteroids and life.