unknit (Meaning)
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unknit (v. t.)
To undo or unravel what is knitted together.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unknit
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unknit Sentence Examples
- The delicate sweater unknit with a gentle tug, leaving a gaping hole.
- The tension in his muscles began to unknit as he relaxed and let go of his worries.
- With trembling hands, she unknit the intricate lace doily, fearing she would break the delicate threads.
- The tangled yarn seemed impossible to unknit, but she patiently worked through the knots.
- As the sun peeked through the clouds, the fog began to unknit and reveal the landscape.
- The once-solid bond between them had unknit over time, leaving them as strangers.
- The knot in her stomach unknit as she received the good news.
- The sculptor's masterpiece unknit before his very eyes, leaving him heartbroken.
- The waves gently lapped at the shore, unknitting the sand and creating ephemeral patterns.
- The tapestry had unknit from centuries of use, but its faded beauty remained evident.
FAQs About the word unknit
To undo or unravel what is knitted together.
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The delicate sweater unknit with a gentle tug, leaving a gaping hole.
The tension in his muscles began to unknit as he relaxed and let go of his worries.
With trembling hands, she unknit the intricate lace doily, fearing she would break the delicate threads.
The tangled yarn seemed impossible to unknit, but she patiently worked through the knots.
