unbarricade in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To remove barriers or obstacles that block access to a place.

The city workers decided to unbarricade the road after the storm had passed.
As soon as the protest ended, the police began to unbarricade the entrance to the building.
Residents were relieved when officials announced they would unbarricade the neighborhoods by morning.
In a surprising turn of events, the organizers chose to unbarricade the area to allow for public access.
After assessing the situation, the team agreed it was time to unbarricade the access points for safety reasons.