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unbraid

[uhn-breyd] / ʌnˈbreɪd /




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There’s a lot of unbraiding you have to do.

From Los Angeles Times

But the most fruitful aspect of the film may be its themes, which unbraid and retwist the threads and conventions of the damsel-in-distress narrative even as they superficially follow them.

From Washington Post

Now, however, the women’s movement seems to be unbraiding that identity.

From Washington Post

Without trust, without confidences, family members unbraid themselves from each other and drift apart.

From Seattle Times

Morigerato, with burly grace, lightly springs above the floor in footwork that braids and unbraids his feet; in “Fly Me,” he culminates a solo with a devilish spin.

From New York Times