ravelling Synonyms
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ravelling Meaning
ravelling (n)
a bit of fiber that has become separated from woven fabric
ravelling ()
of Ravel
ravelling Sentence Examples
- The delicate fabric unravelled at the seams, threatening to tear apart.
- The old lady spent hours ravelling her ball of yarn, preparing it for a new project.
- The tapestry's intricate threads unravelled, revealing the damage caused by time.
- The hiker noticed that the trail ahead was ravelling, making it difficult to proceed.
- The ravelling strands of the rope made it impossible to use for climbing.
- The detective unravelled the clues, piece by painstaking piece, leading them closer to the truth.
- The musician's fingers danced over the guitar strings, ravelling melodies that captivated the audience.
- The river's currents unravelled the fallen tree trunk, washing it downstream.
- The team worked tirelessly to unravel the complex algorithm, hoping to find a solution.
- The author unravelled the protagonist's motivations, creating a character that was both relatable and enigmatic.
FAQs About the word ravelling
a bit of fiber that has become separated from woven fabricof Ravel
disentangling,unraveling, untangling, unwinding,unlacing, loosening, unsnarling, unbraiding, unlashing, unfastening
fastening, fastening, tying, lashing, winding, lashing,binding, tying, binding, winding
The delicate fabric unravelled at the seams, threatening to tear apart.
The old lady spent hours ravelling her ball of yarn, preparing it for a new project.
The tapestry's intricate threads unravelled, revealing the damage caused by time.
The hiker noticed that the trail ahead was ravelling, making it difficult to proceed.
