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To remove the barrier between you and the thing you already kind of own.
means To open something that was secured, or to make something previously inaccessible suddenly available.
from From Old English 'loc', a fastening or bolt; the 'un-' prefix gleefully undoes whatever the lock just did.
Tech hijackPhones, levels, and achievements all borrowed the word.
Marketing favoriteBrands love unlocking potential you didn't know was caged.
Literal firstCenturies predated any metaphor about hidden inner greatness.