unstick (Meaning)
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unstick (v. t.)
To release, as one thing stuck to another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unstick
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
unstick Sentence Examples
- The mechanic used a lubricant to unstick the jammed bolt.
- The stuck door creaked as I struggled to unstick it.
- I tried every trick in the book, but I couldn't unstick the glue from my fingers.
- The frozen pipes unstick when I applied heat to them.
- The stubborn drawer wouldn't budge until I tapped it repeatedly to unstick it.
- The car stalled on the highway, and we had to pull over to unstick the spark plugs.
- I've been trying to unstick this puzzle for hours, but I still can't find the solution.
- The zipper on my jacket got stuck, but I managed to unstick it by carefully pulling on the tabs.
- The ink cartridge became stuck in the printer, but I was able to unstick it by gently rocking it back and forth.
- The food got stuck in the blender, and I had to use a spoon to unstick it.
FAQs About the word unstick
To release, as one thing stuck to another.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mechanic used a lubricant to unstick the jammed bolt.
The stuck door creaked as I struggled to unstick it.
I tried every trick in the book, but I couldn't unstick the glue from my fingers.
The frozen pipes unstick when I applied heat to them.
