unsnarl
to bring out of a snarled condition; disentangle.
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How to use unsnarl in a sentence
For, seeing traffic thus blocked, the policeman rushed to unsnarl the tangle.
Bransford of Rainbow Range | Eugene Manlove Rhodes"He must come to unsnarl the tangle he has made here," replied the detective.
Little Bobtail | Oliver OpticPhyllis, your friend and I are relations of some sort; come, unsnarl us.
The Wyndam Girls | Marion Ames TaggartHe gave up trying to unsnarl the tangle of his own feelings.
World of the Drone | Robert AbernathyThe new dog driver, in attempting to unsnarl the traces of his dogs, had let them get away from him.
The North Pole | Robert E. Peary
British Dictionary definitions for unsnarl
/ (ʌnˈsnɑːl) /
(tr) to free from a snarl or tangle
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