Unwind Definition

ŭn-wīnd
unwinding, unwinds, unwound
verb
unwinding, unwinds, unwound
To reverse the winding or twisting of.
Unwind a ball of yarn.
American Heritage
To wind off or undo (something wound)
Webster's New World
To separate the tangled parts of; disentangle.
American Heritage

Uncoil.

Webster's New World
To become unwound.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Unwind

  • From Old English unwindan. See 1st un-, and wind (“to coil").

    From Wiktionary

Unwind Sentence Examples

  • He'd messed around with Jenn only a few hours earlier and already felt the need to unwind again.

  • So this is where you come to unwind.

  • In your spare time either explore the region or simply unwind.

  • With a 300 acre estate, its extensive gardens provide a tranquil setting in which to unwind... .

  • There was nothing unusual about Alex riding Ed to unwind after a trip, but this was the first time he had done so without changing his clothes.

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Words Starting With

UUNUNW

Words Ending With

DNDIND

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Words Starting With U and Ending With D

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With U6 Letter Words Ending With D