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unfreezing [¦ən′frēz·iŋ]
(geology)
The upward movement of stones to the surface as a result of repeated freezing and thawing of the containing soil.
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Although NSBA supports efforts to unfreeze the secondary market, it has been disappointed by this endeavor's many false starts.
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The Federal Reserve agreed last October to swap dollars for the local currencies of Brazil, Mexico, South Korea and Singapore to unfreeze money markets in emerging market countries.
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The Federal Reserve will purchase up to pounds 388bn in mortgage-backed securities, as well as a further pounds 129bn to unfreeze the consumer credit market.
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