Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for unfurled

unfurled

Discover More

Example Sentences

First, a parachute will unfurl, taking the vehicle from a supersonic speed down to 200 miles per hour.

That little bit of warmth helped her make it to summer when she’d unfurl in the sun while Dad sat under the umbrella content, and slightly sunburnt.

From Time

Two days later, they shared a tent for the first time atop Beauty Spot, a panoramic bald knob where the Appalachians unfurl in an infinite ripple.

Details about the LG Rollable are still sparse, which isn’t out of the ordinary for a new product at CES, but it promises a normal-sized smartphone screen that literally unfurls into a display the size of a small tablet.

In total, Disney said it was unfurling 100 new titles, 80 percent of which would go digital first.

As the controversy unfurled late Monday, it created some odd bedfellows.

The solution they came up with was the scroll, which let viewers walk through the painting as they unfurled it.

From the compartments hung 225 flags and banners, all unfurled and with decorative effects on their finials.

Sometimes I am up, unfurled, engaged in the current of the world around me.

He walked to the back of the room, where another young man unfurled a Palestinian flag and joined him in marching out.

In several places on the Island the flag of rebellion had been unfurled, and General Riosʼ troops showed them no quarter.

Mrs. Crichell unfurled her fan, which was of black feathers like some big wing.

He saw the sail of "number four" mast sprawling loose in its lazy-jacks, unfurled and showing a tumbled expanse of canvas.

The dust is on their corselets; Their marching fills the world; With conquest after conquest Their banners are unfurled.

The banner of freedom (the fan) was unfurled and waved on high, the national song was chanted, and the war began.

Advertisement

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

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement