Definitions
Open a lock or make something available for use.
Word origin
From Middle English unloken, unlouken, onlouken, from Old English onlūcan (“to unlock”), equivalent to un- + lock. Cognate with Dutch ontluiken (“to unlock”).
Used in a sentence
“I unlocked the door and walked in.”
“I unlocked the dictionary article so I could edit it.”
“This computer game is shareware, but you can pay for a code to unlock the full version.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Open with a key”6 letters
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