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unwrap

[ʌnˈræp]

unwrap Definition

  • 1to remove the covering or wrapping from something
  • 2to reveal or disclose something previously hidden or secret
  • 3to undo the effects of wrapping or packaging

Using unwrap: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unwrap" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She unwrapped the gift carefully.

  • Example

    The investigation aims to unwrap the truth behind the scandal.

  • Example

    The company had to unwrap the faulty products and repackage them.

  • Example

    He slowly unwrapped the bandage from his arm.

unwrap Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for unwrap

Phrases with unwrap

  • to remove the wrapping paper from a gift

    Example

    I can't wait to unwrap my birthday presents!

  • to reveal the truth about something that was previously unknown or unclear

    Example

    The detective worked hard to unwrap the mystery surrounding the crime.

  • unwrap the consequences

    to experience or face the negative effects of a decision or action

    Example

    If you don't study for the exam, you'll have to unwrap the consequences of a low grade.

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Summary: unwrap in Brief

The verb 'unwrap' [ʌnˈræp] means to remove the covering or wrapping from something, to reveal or disclose something previously hidden or secret, or to undo the effects of wrapping or packaging. It is used in various contexts such as opening gifts, revealing the truth, or undoing the effects of packaging. For example, 'She unwrapped the gift carefully.'

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