unfrozen

American  

[uhn-froh-zuhn] / ˌʌnˈfroʊ zən /

adjective

1. not frozen; not turned into or hardened by ice; not obstructed by or covered with ice.

2. not killed by cold or frost.

3. (of an account, assets, funds, etc.) released or made available for use.

4. (of rents, wages, etc.) rendered open to change or alteration after having been frozen or fixed.

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Example Sentences

It was that warmer temperatures all around the world were melting the permafrost in the Arctic, and tiny microbes were feasting on the newly unfrozen plant material in the ground.

From Literature

You can also carry unfrozen breast milk in hand luggage, even if you're not travelling with a baby.

From BBC

The fact that most of their assets have been unfrozen could be seen as weakening the Romanian authorities' ability to compel them to come back.

From BBC

"Your money is being unfrozen but you can’t contact the people who actually froze it," a senior official at an HIV/AIDS organization said.

From Salon

The deal stated that the unfrozen funds could only be used by Iran for humanitarian purposes.

From BBC