Unravelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNRAVELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNRAVEL, 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)

Words related to UNRAVELLED

unravel10 unraveled13 unraveling14 unravelling15 unravels11

How to use UNRAVELLED in a sentence

• He pieced together the story of the tragedy as he had unravelled it.
• I found, too, that he unravelled the question in dispute precisely as our inferences had determined it.
• The mystery was now unravelled, and I was free to marry my darling.
• It was as though the tangle had unravelled quietly while he slept.
• They are involved in endless complications which are yet only to a very limited extent unravelled.
• And what can people talk about on board ship except themselves? A woman who has a mystery always likes to have it unravelled.
• The wonder is that each message reaches the ear it was meant for, and that all complications, no matter how knotty, are immediately unravelled.
• Sir Alfred Milner might have unravelled the skein, but he was the one man whom no one interested in the business wished to ask for help.
• He did not choose to tarry at Paris while the diplomatists unravelled the tangled web of statecraft.
• Unravelled also is the mystery of the two natures human and divine, in the divine person of Christ seen in human form in the second luminous circle.
• The last two feet of it have become unravelled, and the upper part is red, with a white patch where the tail is fastened on to the body.
• He unravelled their relationship and found that they were second-cousins.
• Meantime, the colonel had patiently unravelled the threads and had brought to light the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
• In the daytime I wove it, but at night I unravelled the web.
• In Scottish affairs, the tangle, unravelled even still, of which Mary Stuart was the centre, led at last to her death.
• Salter told me to-day that he unravelled it some time ago.
• The first of His bounties was the light He shed, the last of His gifts was that He unravelled the secrets by lifting the veil.
• The strange marks on tea chests were a cipher no one had unravelled.
• The tangles of temper, fear, deception, resentment, will never be unravelled and patiently straightened out.
• I found too, that he unravelled the question in dispute precisely as our inferences had determined it.
• His disappearance was a mystery not to be unravelled.
• Nay, more, if ever the mystery of our destiny be unravelled, and happiness be wrought out of wisdom, it will be the work of love.
• That great chain of causes, which, linking one to another, even to the throne of God himself, can never be unravelled by any industry of ours.
• Words of power are unravelled, and spells made powerless.
• He was an efficient inquisitor, and the secrets of the poor undergraduates had been unravelled to the last thread.
• And it was a long time ere the mystery was entirely unravelled.

Similar words containing RAVELL without suffix ed and without prefix un

ravelly13 gravelly15 ravelled12 raveller11 caravelle14 gravelled14 ravellers12 ravelling13 travelled13 traveller12 ravellier12 caravelles15 gravelling15 ravellings14 scravelled16 travellers13 travelling14 unraveller13 gravellier14 ravelliest13 scravelling17 travellings15 unravellers14 unravelling15 untravelled15 gravelliest15 outtravelled16 unravellings16 outtravelling17

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