unleashed Chiang

Verb

unleash Chiang (third-person singular simple present unleashes Chiang, present participle unleashing Chiang, simple past and past participle unleashed Chiang)

1. (figuratively, humorous, informal, ironic, often) To release powerful forces and viciously attack.
   • We remember the promise of the present administration to unleash Chiang Kai-shek and his forces, meaning they would return some day to the mainland to liberate China and its people.1955, John McCormack, Congressional Record v. 101, page 1238