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unlock

Definition for unlock

verb as in open; solve

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On its website, Vogue Magazine said Anderson had unlocked a "daring new Dior".

From BBC

Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottish Power, says: "The government has taken on the planning bogeyman to unlock growth and get us building. That's why the UK is now Iberdrola's biggest investment destination globally."

From BBC

The signing also unlocked £25m of UK government seed funding, financial support provided to companies in their early stages, to support local infrastructure projects.

From BBC

He added that the whole thing has a "special kind of serendipity" and is "exactly what we wanted to unlock with Welsh National Theatre".

From BBC

He seemed pleased to announce a new tech partnership between the US and the UK which promises to unlock huge investment in AI, quantum computing and nuclear power.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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