Synonyms

unlocked

British

/ ʌnˈlɒkt /

adjective

not locked

all those unlocked cars

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Example Sentences

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In profile and shape, that City side was surprisingly similar to the Luis Aragones' Spain side that unlocked Tunisia's low block.

From BBC

“We have unlocked $4.3 billion just on the silver portion of it, retaining fully our copper exposure and our zinc exposure to Antamina.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Behrends, who lives nearby, said the desert hills are so quiet that some residents leave their homes unlocked, and the most excitement they see is wildlife, including rattlesnakes and wild javelina pigs.

From The Wall Street Journal

New independent power producer contracts could be unlocked by this plan.

From The Wall Street Journal

In 2025 new ways of building AI models “unlocked” a new pace of progress.

From The Wall Street Journal

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