unfreeze

/ʌnˈfriz/
verb
  1. To cause something frozen to become liquid or soft again; to thaw.
    • You can unfreeze the pipes by running warm water over them.
    • The sun came out and began to unfreeze the icy roads.
    • Please unfreeze the chicken before cooking it.
  2. To restore access, activity, or availability to something that had been suspended or blocked.
    • We need to unfreeze the project budget so we can continue development.
    • The government decided to unfreeze the assets of the charity.
    • The bank agreed to unfreeze my account after I provided the documents.
  3. To become unfrozen; to thaw.
    • Let the meat unfreeze on the counter for an hour.
    • The ground begins to unfreeze as temperatures rise.
    • The lake will unfreeze in early spring.
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