unreave (Meaning)
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unreave (v. t.)
To unwind; to disentangle; to loose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unreave
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unreave Sentence Examples
- The detective meticulously unreaveled the tangled web of lies.
- Archaeologists cautiously unreaved the fragile papyrus scroll.
- The seamstress skillfully unreaved the thread from the tapestry.
- Historians unreaved the complex tapestry of events leading to the revolution.
- Scientists unreaved the enigma of the human genome.
- Journalists unreaved the truth behind the scandal.
- Psychoanalysts unreaved the unconscious motivations behind a patient's behavior.
- Artists unreaved the beauty and chaos of the human condition through their work.
- The audience unreaved the mystery of the play's plot with bated breath.
- Engineers unreaved the challenges of constructing a sustainable building.
FAQs About the word unreave
To unwind; to disentangle; to loose.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The detective meticulously unreaveled the tangled web of lies.
Archaeologists cautiously unreaved the fragile papyrus scroll.
The seamstress skillfully unreaved the thread from the tapestry.
Historians unreaved the complex tapestry of events leading to the revolution.
