unnail (Meaning)
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unnail (v. t.)
To remove the nails from; to unfasten by removing nails.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unnail
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unnail Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully unnailed the loose plank from the wooden fence.
- With trembling hands, the surgeon unnailed the metal plate from the patient's broken bone.
- The homeowner used a crowbar to unnail the old wooden shutters from the window frames.
- The thief unnailed the painting from the gallery wall, intending to sell it on the black market.
- The wind howled and rattled, unnailing the shingles from the roof.
- The students frantically unnailed their posters from the bulletin board before the deadline passed.
- The upholsterer unnailed the worn-out fabric from the couch, preparing to reupholster it.
- The renovators unnailed the outdated wallpaper from the living room walls.
- The blacksmith unnailed the broken horseshoe from the horse's hoof.
- The mechanic unnailed the damaged tire from the rim, replacing it with a new one.
FAQs About the word unnail
To remove the nails from; to unfasten by removing nails.
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No antonyms found.
The carpenter carefully unnailed the loose plank from the wooden fence.
With trembling hands, the surgeon unnailed the metal plate from the patient's broken bone.
The homeowner used a crowbar to unnail the old wooden shutters from the window frames.
The thief unnailed the painting from the gallery wall, intending to sell it on the black market.
