unspin Synonyms
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unspin Meaning
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unspin (v. t.)
To untwist, as something spun.
unspin Sentence Examples
- The truth about the incident remained espinned, despite the efforts of journalists.
- The politician's carefully crafted narrative began to unspin after new evidence emerged.
- The company's reputation was on the verge of being unsinned by a series of scandals.
- The public's trust in the government was slowly but surely unspinning.
- The once-reliable source of information was now seen as unreliable, its credibility unspinning.
- The allegations against the CEO were so damaging that it was impossible to unspin the company's image.
- The media's relentless attacks on the candidate gradually unspun his meticulously constructed reputation.
- The truth eventually came to light, unspinning the web of lies that had been woven for so long.
- The jury was left unable to unspin the conflicting testimonies, resulting in a hung verdict.
- The unspinnable truth hung heavy in the air, leaving no room for denial or distortion.
FAQs About the word unspin
To untwist, as something spun.
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The truth about the incident remained espinned, despite the efforts of journalists.
The politician's carefully crafted narrative began to unspin after new evidence emerged.
The company's reputation was on the verge of being unsinned by a series of scandals.
The public's trust in the government was slowly but surely unspinning.
