unpleat (Meaning)
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unpleat (v. t.)
To remove the plaits of; to smooth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unpleat
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unpleat Sentence Examples
- The seamstress carefully unpleated the fabric to prepare it for sewing.
- As the curtains were drawn open, the sunlight unpleated the folds in the fabric, creating a cascade of light.
- The blooming rose gracefully unpleated its petals, revealing its delicate inner layers.
- The accordion player unpleated the bellows, releasing a burst of music.
- The artist unpleated the paper to reveal the hidden sketch beneath.
- The chef unpleated the dumpling wrapper and filled it with a savory mixture.
- The flagpole was raised, and the unpleated flag fluttered in the wind.
- The lawyer unpleated the document to present it as evidence.
- The crumpled photograph was gently unpleated, bringing the faded memories back to life.
- The concertina's bellows unpleated and repleated with each note, creating a mesmerizing melody.
FAQs About the word unpleat
To remove the plaits of; to smooth.
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The seamstress carefully unpleated the fabric to prepare it for sewing.
As the curtains were drawn open, the sunlight unpleated the folds in the fabric, creating a cascade of light.
The blooming rose gracefully unpleated its petals, revealing its delicate inner layers.
The accordion player unpleated the bellows, releasing a burst of music.
