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unsnarl::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | disentangle, straighten out |
| Type of | order |
| Has types | ravel, loosen, tease, tease apart, unravel, ravel out |
| Derivation | unsnarling |
Examples of unsnarl
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Economic growth can help make even the knottiest problems easier to unsnarl.
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For a little more, perhaps you can unsnarl the employee purchase of unworked retirement years?
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I thought I had an idea that would unsnarl what appears to be the most snarled issue among a gaggle of snarled issues.
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The government needs to unsnarl stalled projects.
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Helping the nation's cities to unsnarl their traffic jams might seem a top-priority issue for the Federal Government.
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We pull neatly in front and try to unsnarl our hair.
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While divers spent two hours cutting the boat free, Smith and Malone had little choice but to continue trying to unsnarl the deal.
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Murray said private contractors are carrying out plenty of stimulus work, including projects to unsnarl traffic jams in King County.
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Financed by various user charges instead of general tax revenue, this program would help unsnarl and speed up the nation's clogged transportation systems.
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- Disentangle: extricate from entanglement; "Can you disentangle the cord?"
- (unsnarled) disentangled: straightened out
- (unsnarling) the act of releasing from a snarled or tangled condition
- To remove or undo a snarl
