unlock

(-läk)

transitive verb

    1. to open (a lock)
    2. to open the lock of (a door, chest, etc.)
  1. to let loose as if by opening a lock; release: to unlock a torrent of grief
  2. to cause to separate; part: to unlock clenched jaws
  3. to lay open; reveal: to unlock a secret

intransitive verb

to become unlocked

See unlock in American Heritage Dictionary 4

verb un·locked, un·lock·ing, un·locks
verb, transitive
  1. a. To undo (a lock) by turning a key or corresponding part.
    b. To undo the lock of.
  2. To give access to; open.
  3. To set free; release: The news unlocked a torrent of emotion.
  4. To provide a key to; disclose or reveal: unlock a mystery.
verb, intransitive
To become unfastened, loosened, or freed from something that restrains.

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