different between unloosen vs unlooses
unloosen
English
Etymology
un- +? loosen, with un- as an intensifier.
Verb
unloosen (third-person singular simple present unloosens, present participle unloosening, simple past and past participle unloosened)
- To unloose; to loosen.
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unlooses
English
Verb
unlooses
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unloose
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