unlatching (Meaning)

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unlatching (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Unlatch

No weak antonyms found.

The girl cautiously unlatched the creaking door, her heart pounding with anticipation.
With a gentle push, he unlatched the heavy gate, revealing the hidden garden beyond.
The technician skillfully unlatched the circuit breaker, restoring power to the entire building.
The padlock was stubborn, but with a determined tug, she managed to unlatch it.
The old wooden chest was secured with a rusted latch, which she unlatched with a pair of pliers.
Unlatching the safety harness, the hiker cautiously descended the steep cliff.
As the train approached the station, the conductor unlatched the doors, signaling the passengers to disembark.
The child's imagination unlatched the floodgates of creativity as she played with her favorite toys.
With a swift flick, the thief unlatched the window and slipped inside the darkened house.
The soldier unlatched his rifle, preparing to face the enemy in a fierce battle.

of Unlatch

unbolting, unlocking, unclasping,unfastening, unclosing, unzipping, unfurling, disengaging, unclenching, opening

locking, shutting,closing, locking, shutting, latching, latching, closing, clasping,fastening

The girl cautiously unlatched the creaking door, her heart pounding with anticipation.

With a gentle push, he unlatched the heavy gate, revealing the hidden garden beyond.

The technician skillfully unlatched the circuit breaker, restoring power to the entire building.

The padlock was stubborn, but with a determined tug, she managed to unlatch it.