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View definitions for unravel

unravel

verb as in solve

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verb as in untangle

verb as in unfold

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One Tory source, not close to the leadership, told me: “Kemi just doesn’t like Rob. She thinks his whole schtick about her and whether she has any policies has done her lasting damage with the Right and with Reform voters. This is only likely to further unravel.”

From BBC

In the first series of The Gift, Jenny Kleeman looked at the extraordinary truths that can unravel when people take at-home DNA tests like Ancestry and 23andMe.

From BBC

North Korean troops on a Ukrainian battlefield would only further unravel Beijing’s plans.

From BBC

Her empire began to unravel in 2004, when she was convicted of obstruction of justice charges in a heavily publicized trial — dubbed a “b— hunt” — that seemed to be as much about her personality as the criminal code.

I joined BBC Scotland's The Social and paranormal investigators trying to unravel the mystery.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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