untwines (Meaning)

untwines

to unwind the twisted or tangled parts of, to become untangled or unwound, to remove by unwinding, to become disentangled or unwound

As the sun rose, the morning glory's tendrils untwined, reaching toward the sky.
With delicate care, she untwined the tangled yarn, preparing to knit a cozy scarf.
The serpentine vine untwined itself from the fence, its leaves rustling in the breeze.
The entwined lovers untwined their arms, their hearts still connected despite the physical separation.
The ribbon untwined from the spool, forming a graceful spiral.
The therapist helped the patient untwine the knots of trauma that had been holding them back.
The firefighters untwined the hose, preparing to extinguish the raging inferno.
The DNA helix untwined before the scientists' eyes, revealing the secrets of genetic inheritance.
The conversation untwined like a river, flowing effortlessly from one topic to the next.
The intricate plot untwined like a mystery novel, keeping the readers on the edge of their seats.

to unwind the twisted or tangled parts of, to become untangled or unwound, to remove by unwinding, to become disentangled or unwound

unravels, unsnarls, untangles, unweaves, smoothes, unbraids, untwists, frays,ravels (out), unlays

winds, ties, entangles, plies, snarls,tangles, knots,splices, laces, plaits

As the sun rose, the morning glory's tendrils untwined, reaching toward the sky.

With delicate care, she untwined the tangled yarn, preparing to knit a cozy scarf.

The serpentine vine untwined itself from the fence, its leaves rustling in the breeze.

The entwined lovers untwined their arms, their hearts still connected despite the physical separation.