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Meaning of unseel
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unseel (v. t.)
To open, as the eyes of a hawk that have been seeled; hence, to give light to; to enlighten.
unseel Sentence Examples
- The blindfolded prisoner was finally unsealed, allowing light to flood his eyes.
- After years of imprisonment, the unseel of a letter brought hope to his heart.
- The ancient scrolls were cautiously unsealed, revealing secrets long hidden.
- The treasure chest was unsealed with trembling hands, its contents eagerly anticipated.
- The封印 potion was unsealed, releasing its healing properties into the air.
- The unseel of the secret passageway led the adventurers into a hidden realm.
- The eyes of the newborn calf were carefully unsealed, allowing it to explore its surroundings.
- The unseel of the window allowed fresh air and sunlight to enter the stuffy room.
- The seal on the envelope was unsealed with a swift flick of the wrist.
- The unseel of the sacred text brought a collective gasp of awe and reverence from the congregation.
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To open, as the eyes of a hawk that have been seeled; hence, to give light to; to enlighten.
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The blindfolded prisoner was finally unsealed, allowing light to flood his eyes.
After years of imprisonment, the unseel of a letter brought hope to his heart.
The ancient scrolls were cautiously unsealed, revealing secrets long hidden.
The treasure chest was unsealed with trembling hands, its contents eagerly anticipated.
