unstarch Antonyms
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Meaning of unstarch
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unstarch (v. t.)
To free from starch; to make limp or pliable.
unstarch Sentence Examples
- To prepare the linen, it underwent a thorough unstarching process to remove any remaining starch.
- The chef carefully unstarched the rice noodles before adding them to the stir-fry.
- After boiling the potatoes, the cook unstarched them by rinsing them with cold water.
- The laundress immersed the cotton shirt in an unstarching solution to remove the starch.
- The surgeon unstarched the gauze before applying it to the wound.
- To create a smooth canvas for painting, the artist unstarched the fabric using a starch removal solution.
- The baker unstarched the flour before using it in the muffin batter.
- The florist unstarched the flowers by gently removing the excess moisture from the petals.
- The tailor unstarched the suit fabric to ensure a perfect fit and eliminate creases.
- The conservator unstarched the antique tapestry to preserve its delicate fibers and prevent damage.
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To free from starch; to make limp or pliable.
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To prepare the linen, it underwent a thorough unstarching process to remove any remaining starch.
The chef carefully unstarched the rice noodles before adding them to the stir-fry.
After boiling the potatoes, the cook unstarched them by rinsing them with cold water.
The laundress immersed the cotton shirt in an unstarching solution to remove the starch.
