unraveled in English

verb

1

undo (twisted, knitted, or woven threads).

There are some threads that once pulled unraveled the whole sweater.

synonyms: untangle, disentangle, separate out, unwind, untwist, unsnarl, unthread

2

investigate and solve or explain (something complicated or puzzling).

they were attempting to unravel the cause of death

synonyms: solve, resolve, clear up, puzzle out, unscramble, get to the bottom of, explain, clarify, make head(s) or tail(s) of, figure out, dope out

verb

untangle, disentangle, separate out, unwind, untwist, unsnarl, unthread
solve, resolve, clear up, puzzle out, unscramble, get to the bottom of, explain, clarify, make head(s) or tail(s) of, figure out, dope out
fall apart, fail, collapse, go wrong, deteriorate, go downhill, fray
run
unknot, untangle, unscramble, unpick
ravel, ravel out

Use "unraveled" in a sentence

1. Becomingly Unraveled offers journals and tools for your surrendered, Becomingly unraveled journey

2. The Scarf totally unraveled.

3. 24 A Great Scientific Mystery Unraveled

4. 13 The child unraveled grandma's knitting.

5. Those Bets unraveled spectacularly in just a few days last week

6. And it was rigged, and it became unraveled when this man,

7. The last of the unraveled bandages fell to the ground.

8. 2020 The webbed contraption looks something like an unraveled Alimentary canal — esophagus

9. She single-handedly unraveled a plot to bomb the American Embassy in...

10. Antonyms for Browden include straightened, stripped, stript, unbraided, unraveled, unravelled and untwisted

11. The men hopped to the tarmac and unraveled a rust-stained intestine of hose.

12. Once cloth was obtained, weavers painstakingly unraveled and removed the coveted colored threads, discarding the cloth that remained.

13. Silkworms are often boiled to death inside their cocoons, their silk unraveled and used in the textile industry.

14. As the Gay situation unraveled, reserve guard Charlie Taylor was granted an indefinite leave of absence for personal reasons.

15. With God’s spirit, Joseph unraveled the meaning of Pharaoh’s dreams, so that arrangements could be made to take in the foretold bumper crops. —Genesis 41:29, 39, 40.

16. "Baby Boomers grew up in a particular moment in the United States with a lot of moral clarity and economic confidence and certainty that has unraveled for …

17. Since then she has written The Driven Series (Driven, Fueled, Crashed, RAced, Aced), the standalone Driven Novels (Slow Burn, Sweet Ache, Hard Beat), and a short story titled UnRaveled

18. A gordian knot is a metaphor for a very complicated problem , and the tale of the actual Gordian knot that Alexander unraveled by slicing it with his sword has been common knowledge for centuries

19. Scary? To find the essence and to create something meaningful, one must follow a path into the Backlands – a wild landscape inhabited by great stories, exotic creatures, and an ancient language waiting to be unraveled

20. And therefore only the one who "dived" into his consciousness and has "unraveled" his deepest secrets, having reached the source from which space and time come, is really capable of saying what the true nature "of these basic realities of the universe is."

21. A dehydrogenative C(sp2)–N bond-forming strategy via copper-catalyzed intramolecular C–H/N–H coupling has been developed, which systematically unraveled the feasibility and practicality for benzoimdazo[1,2-a]indole formations through oxidative Anilidic N–H activation