Definition: To come apart or separate into individual threads or parts.

Example: As the sweater was washed, it began to unravel at the seams.

Definition: To untangle or separate something that is twisted or complicated, making it clearer or easier to understand.

Example: She tried to unravel the mystery of the missing keys.

Definition: The process of coming apart or being untangled, often used to describe a situation that is becoming clearer or more complicated.

Example: The unravelling of the mystery kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

Definition: To separate or untangle something that is twisted or knotted, often used in a figurative sense to mean solving a complex problem or mystery.

Example: The detective is unravelling the clues to solve the case.

Definition: To find the answer to a puzzle or mystery, making it clear and understandable.

Example: She was able to unriddle the complex puzzle that had stumped everyone else.

Definition: To remove the rigging from a ship or boat.

Example: The crew worked hard to unrig the old sailboat before the storm hit.

Definition: To take out or loosen the metal fasteners that hold things together.

Example: The workers had to unrivet the old metal panels before installing the new ones.

Definition: To take off the roof or covering from something, usually a building.

Example: The storm unroofed several houses in the neighborhood.

Definition: Not having a smooth or curved shape; having sharp or angular edges.

Example: The unrounded corners of the table made it look modern and sleek.

Definition: A type of chemical compound that contains one or more double or triple bonds between carbon atoms, which makes it less saturated with hydrogen than saturated compounds.

Example: An unsaturate can be found in various organic reactions.

Definition: To pull a sword or knife out of its cover or case.

Example: He decided to unsheathe his sword before entering the dark cave.

Definition: Describing a ship or object that cannot be sunk, often because it is designed with special features to prevent sinking.

Example: The Titanic was once thought to be unsinkable, but it tragically sank on its maiden voyage.