unleashing
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ənˈɫiʃɪŋ// UK //ʌnlˈiːʃɪŋ// un·leash·ing
v. to release something powerful or dangerous so that it can start to act. You use this when you let a force or a person loose to do something.
v. to release or set free from restraint, especially of a force or person that is powerful or potentially destructive.
The manager is unleashing a new marketing campaign today.
The government is unleashing a wave of new regulations to control the rising cost of living.
By unleashing the full potential of the new technology, the company hopes to revolutionize the way we communicate across the globe.