Unravel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNRAVEL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to separate the threads of
• undo (twisted, knitted, or woven threads).
• (of knitted or woven threads) become undone
• investigate and solve or explain (something complicated or puzzling)
• reduce (something knitted or woven) to separate strands
• To disentangle; to disengage or separate the threads of; as, to unravel a stocking.
• Hence, to clear from complication or difficulty; to unfold; to solve; as, to unravel a plot.
• To separate the connected or united parts of; to throw into disorder; to confuse.
• To become unraveled, in any sense.
• become or cause to become undone by separating the fibers or threads of

Words related to UNRAVEL

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Words that contain UNRAVEL

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How to use UNRAVEL in a sentence

• He showed the necessity of learning, in order to unravel and explain the truths of revelation.
• He can unravel any combination, penetrate any disguise, surmount any obstacle.
• Nobody could hope to unravel the lines of his ancestry.
• If she escape a settled delirium when my plots unravel, I think it is all I ought to be concerned about.
• It is a curious web to unravel, a riddle to solve, a problem at once stimulating and baffling.
• Were I to unravel the wondrous mysteries of Thy wisdom which are laid bare before me, the reins of Thine enemies would be cleft asunder.
• That, and not the mere tangle of race that in time must unravel itself, is the question of the age.
• But this is going to be no ordinary mystery to unravel.
• During the day she had thought much about the murder and had tried to unravel the mystery connected with it.
• It is the task of the student of human evolution to unravel the tangled threads of human histories.
• If you are calm and if we lose no time, we may unravel this mystery and clear Bertie altogether before any harm is done.
• A few months after his return from California, the tangled web of my yarn began to unravel.
• Detectives were at once set to work to unravel the iniquity, but all efforts proved unavailing.
• Humboldt completely vindicated the character of Vespucci, leaving no shade of doubt upon his integrity, but he did not unravel the mystery.
• But Charles here found himself entangled in such opposite motives and engagements, as he had not resolution enough to break, or patience to unravel.
• Then will that human spirit uncover realities, and unravel mysteries.
• By this clue we may unravel many intricate histories transmitted from different parts.
• He wished me to unravel the coil myself, and so I determined not to go to him except as a last resource.
• There was also a shaggy yellow dog, who looked as if he had commenced to unravel, barking himself all up into a knot with excitement.
• He endeavored to unravel all the mysteries of nature which attracted his attention.
• He shared the anxiety of the others who feared lest they would be too late and that fact reconciled him to the retreat from the Great Plains, whose mysteries he longed to unravel.
• Then it seems that all thy efforts Have been useless to unravel The strange mystery of his fate? POLEMIUS.
• We think you are the man to unravel it, though it seems a good deal tangled even to us.
• Reason had only to unravel it in the light of experience.
• Then Hawkins used the information he had picked up behind the Spanish scenes to unravel the Ridolfi Plot for putting Mary on the throne in 1572, the year of St.
• If there are mysteries in the Bible that we cannot unravel they are not greater than the mysteries in nature with which we must deal whether we understand them or not.
• I was obliged to search the Scriptures to unravel the enigma.
• It seems, however, that I am now, at your request, to unravel the business.
• I have tried occasionally to unravel the relations of the numerous families in certain districts, but it seems to me that the complications are too great to admit of analysis.
• Such, in so far as I can unravel the web of the diplomatic correspondence, appear to have been the open positions and the secret purposes of the great European powers.

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