unmantle (Meaning)
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unmantle (v. t.)
To divest of a mantle; to uncover.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unmantle
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unmantle Sentence Examples
- The archaeologist painstakingly unmantled the ancient vase to reveal its hidden secrets.
- With surgical precision, the scientist unmantled the experimental device, examining each component meticulously.
- The engineer unmantled the engine to diagnose the cause of its malfunction.
- The team of restoration experts carefully unmantled the centuries-old painting to restore it to its former glory.
- As the storm raged, the wind unmantled the flimsy tent, exposing its occupants to the elements.
- The detectives unmantled the criminal's elaborate alibi, revealing the truth beneath the lies.
- The therapist unmantled the patient's defense mechanisms, allowing them to confront their underlying emotions.
- The artist unmantled the traditional conventions of painting, creating groundbreaking and unconventional works.
- The writer unmantled the complex narrative structure of the novel, exposing its hidden themes and motivations.
- The historian unmantled the myths surrounding the famous battle, uncovering the真實 account of events.
FAQs About the word unmantle
To divest of a mantle; to uncover.
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The archaeologist painstakingly unmantled the ancient vase to reveal its hidden secrets.
With surgical precision, the scientist unmantled the experimental device, examining each component meticulously.
The engineer unmantled the engine to diagnose the cause of its malfunction.
The team of restoration experts carefully unmantled the centuries-old painting to restore it to its former glory.
