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Definition of unfold
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Unfold
(v. i.) To open; to
expand;
to
become
disclosed
or
developed.
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Displayed
::
Displayed
(a.)
Unfolded;
expanded;
exhibited
conspicuously
or
ostentatiously.
Un-
::
Un- () An
inseparable
verbal
prefix
or
particle.
It is
prefixed:
(a) To verbs to
express
the
contrary,
and not the
simple
negative,
of the
action
of the verb to which it is
prefixed;
as in
uncoil,
undo,
unfold.
(b) To nouns to form verbs
expressing
privation
of the
thing,
quality,
or state
expressed
by the noun, or
separation
from it; as in
unchild,
unsex.
Sometimes
particles
and
participial
adjectives
formed
with this
prefix
coincide
in form with
compounds
of the
negative
prefix
un- (see 2d Un-
Deplication
::
Deplication
(n.) An
unfolding,
untwisting,
or
unplaiting..
Length
::
Length
(a.)
Detail
or
amplification;
unfolding;
continuance
as, to
pursue
a
subject
to a great
length..
Unclew
::
Unclew
(v. t.) To
unwind,
unfold,
or
untie;
hence,
to undo; to
ruin..
Action
::
Action
(n.) The event or
connected
series
of
events,
either
real or
imaginary,
forming
the
subject
of a play, poem, or other
composition;
the
unfolding
of the drama of
events..
Unweave
::
Unweave
(v. t.) To
unfold;
to undo; to
ravel,
as what has been
woven..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(v. i.) To
unfold
and
spread
out the
wings,
like a
mantle;
-- said of
hawks.
Also used
figuratively..
Unplight
::
Unplight
(v. t.) To
unfold;
to lay open; to
explain.
Unlap
::
Unlap (v. t.) To
unfold.
Anagnorisis
::
Anagnorisis
(n.) The
unfolding
or
denouement.
Solve
::
Solve (v. t.) To
explain;
to
resolve;
to
unfold;
to clear up (what is
obscure
or
difficult
to be
understood);
to work out to a
result
or
conclusion;
as, to solve a
doubt;
to solve
difficulties;
to solve a
problem..
Explate
::
Explate
(v. t.) To
explain;
to
unfold.
Unfold
::
Unfold
(v. t.) To open, as
anything
covered
or
close;
to lay open to view or
contemplation;
to bring out in all the
details,
or by
successive
development;
to
display;
to
disclose;
to
reveal;
to
elucidate;
to
explain;
as, to
unfold
one's
designs;
to
unfold
the
principles
of a
science..
Frondesce
::
Frondesce
(v. i.) To
unfold
leaves,
as
plants..
Ovulist
::
Ovulist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
(called
encasement
theory),
current
during
the last
century,
that the egg was the real
animal
germ, and that at the time of
fecundation
the
spermatozoa
simply
gave the
impetus
which
caused
the
unfolding
of the egg, in which all
generations
were
inclosed
one
within
the
other.
Also
called
ovist..
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) A
series
of
things
unrolled
or
unfolded.
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) The act of
unfolding
or
unrolling;
hence,
in the
process
of
growth;
development;
as, the
evolution
of a
flower
from a bud, or an
animal
from the egg..
Explicative
::
Explicative
(a.)
Serving
to
unfold
or
explain;
tending
to lay open to the
understanding;
explanatory.
Explain
::
Explain
(a.) To
flatten;
to
spread
out; to
unfold;
to
expand.
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