unpicked

/ ʌnˈpɪkt /

adjective

1. (of knitting, sewing, etc) having been unravelled or picked out

Example Sentences

How soon before the National Guard is sent to harvest the unpicked crops in California’s Central Valley, as was the People’s Liberation Army during the era of Mao?

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A Reform government could indeed do so - although it would lead to some thorny legal problems if a lots of other laws linked to both were not unpicked at the same time.

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ICE has raided farms, detaining workers or scaring them into not going to work, which has left farms with crops unpicked and rotting on the vine.

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For years, the dark sides of reality TV have been unpicked.

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Bashir was picked after Ben Stokes saw a clip of him on social media, Dawson has been the unpicked social media darling.

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