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unleashing Chiang

unleashing Chiang is the present participle and gerund of unleash Chiang.

Meaning of unleash 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

Questions about unleashing Chiang

What is unleashing Chiang the present participle and gerund of?
Unleashing Chiang is the present participle and gerund of unleash Chiang.

Words near unleashing Chiang in the dictionary

  1. unleasher
  2. unleashers
  3. unleashes
  4. unleashes Chiang
  5. unleashing
  6. unleashing Chiang
  7. unleashings
  8. unleasht
  9. unleathered
  10. unleavable
  11. unleave

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