transitive verb
-·froze′, -·froz′en, -·freez′ing- to cause to thaw
- to remove financial controls from (prices, a raw material, etc.)
Origin of unfreeze
un- + freezeunfreeze
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unfreeze
transitive verb
un·froze, un·froz·en, un·freez·ing, un·freez·es- To cause to thaw.
- To remove a control or restriction on (prices or wages, for example).
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present unfreezes, present participle unfreezing, simple past unfroze, past participle unfrozen)
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