Excuse and Unleash

Excuse

Excuse verb - To dismiss as of little importance.

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Unleash and excuse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unleash" instead a verb "Excuse".

Nearby Words: excusing, excused, excusable

Unleash verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).

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Excuse and unleash are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Excuse" instead a verb "Unleash".

Nearby Word: unleashing

time	excuse time	unleash time
war	excuse war	unleash war

Tuka mentions that because they were well aware of the attempts on Lelei's life, they were just waiting for an excuse to unleash their magic on the assassin.

Source: Literature / Gate
Thus, he got an excuse to declare martial law and unleash the Agents on the city... exactly what the point was, though, is never explained.

Source: Running Both Sides
He ends up dying in the process of destroying the tower from which Wily spews constant propaganda, but his sacrifice becomes meaningless because Wily has backups and uses the attack as an excuse to unleash an army of robots to crush any further resistance before it can begin.

Source: As Long as There Is One Man

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