unclew (Meaning)
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unclew (v. t.)
To unwind, unfold, or untie; hence, to undo; to ruin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unclew
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unclew Sentence Examples
- The detective meticulously unclueled the enigmatic trail of evidence.
- The tangled threads of the conspiracy unclueled themselves, exposing a web of deceit.
- As the archaeologist carefully unclueled the ancient scroll, a forgotten civilization's secrets were revealed.
- The labyrinthine maze unclueled itself before the adventurer, revealing a hidden treasure.
- The astrophysicist unclueled the enigmatic signals, deciphering interstellar messages.
- The historian unclueled the lost chapter in history, unearthing a forgotten truth.
- The genealogist unclueled the tangled tapestry of family lineages, uncovering hidden connections.
- The crime scene investigator unclueled the intricate sequence of events, reconstructing the perpetrator's actions.
- The psychologist unclueled the patient's subconscious motivations, illuminating paths to healing.
- The musician unclueled the complex harmonies, creating a symphony that stirred emotions.
FAQs About the word unclew
To unwind, unfold, or untie; hence, to undo; to ruin.
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No antonyms found.
The detective meticulously unclueled the enigmatic trail of evidence.
The tangled threads of the conspiracy unclueled themselves, exposing a web of deceit.
As the archaeologist carefully unclueled the ancient scroll, a forgotten civilization's secrets were revealed.
The labyrinthine maze unclueled itself before the adventurer, revealing a hidden treasure.
