unleash a wave

Frequency: 6.97.8 per million words

To start a period in which a particular feeling or type of behavior suddenly increases and becomes common.

unleashVERB + NOUN

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wave

Examples (10)

  • The new policy threatened to unleash a wave of protests across the country.
  • His controversial remarks unleashed a wave of criticism from the public.
  • The sudden economic downturn unleashed a wave of panic among investors.
  • Such drastic changes could unleash a wave of uncertainty in the market.
  • The band's reunion concert unleashed a wave of nostalgia among longtime fans.
  • The dictator's actions are likely to unleash a wave of international condemnation.
  • The innovative product is expected to unleash a wave of excitement in the tech community.
  • Environmental disasters often unleash a wave of humanitarian aid efforts.
  • The scandal unleashed a wave of resignations from top government officials.
  • Her inspiring speech unleashed a wave of hope and determination in the audience.