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unwind

[uhn-wahynd] / ʌnˈwaɪnd /




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It feels very luxurious and isn’t too far from the lake, which is perfect for a morning or evening walk if you want to unwind.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those balances can lead to a persistent cycle that’s difficult to unwind, increasing the risk that savings will be drawn down faster than planned.

From MarketWatch

Worker bees looking to unwind with a pint don’t often get beyond the glass doors, which sometimes offer a view of empty tables booked by no-show bankers while the main bar is packed.

From The Wall Street Journal

The exit unwound a transaction that befuddled shareholders and led to a steep selloff in Masimo shares.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some emergency room workers watch to unwind from their stressful jobs.

From Los Angeles Times