Unfold
31unfold — v. open something that was folded; reveal, explain; become unfolded, be revealed, become apparent …
32unfold — verb 1》 open or spread out from a folded position. 2》 reveal or be revealed. Derivatives unfoldment noun (US) …
33unfold — v. a. 1. Expand, open, unroll, spread out. 2. Reveal, disclose, declare, divulge, tell. 3. Decipher, unravel, unriddle, explain, resolve, disentangle, interpret, evolve, illustrate, make known, set forth, make clear. 4. Display, spread out, set… …
34unfold — verb (I, T) 1 to open something that was folded: Chiara unfolded the map and spread it on the table. 2 if a story, plan etc unfolds, it becomes clearer as you hear or learn more about it: As the tale unfolds we learn more about Max s childhood …
35unfold — v 1. open, unbend, unwind, unfurl, unroll, uncoil, undo; extend, spread out, expand, straighten, stretch out. 2. display, set forth, present, exhibit, show, uncover, air, demonstrate; manifest, bare, reveal, expose, disclose; hold up to view,… …
36unfold — un·fold …
37unfold — [ʌnˈfəʊld] verb 1) [T] to open something that was folded 2) [I] to happen or develop …
38unfold — un•fold [[t]ʌnˈfoʊld[/t]] v. t. 1) to bring out of a folded state; spread or open out 2) to spread out or lay open to view 3) to reveal or display 4) to disclose in words, esp. by careful exposition; explain 5) to become unfolded; open 6) to… …
39unfold — Lole; hohola, kauhola (as a tapa); makala, ōme o, mōhala (as a blossom); uhola, mohahala, mōhalahala, mōhola …
40unfold — v. 1 tr. open the fold or folds of, spread out. 2 tr. reveal (thoughts etc.). 3 intr. become opened out. 4 intr. develop. Derivatives: unfoldment n. US. Etymology: OE unfealdan (as UN (2), FOLD(1)) …
