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unravel

[uhn-rav-uhl] / ʌnˈræv əl /




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In recent days, much of what the grandson built has threatened to unravel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lipsky expects economies that have already made deals to keep them rather than "risk unraveling an agreement which at least has provided some stability."

From Barron's

Can you unravel your own personal politics from your work?

From Los Angeles Times

Then she popped the final jump attempt, unraveling in the air and stopping short of the planned three revolutions.

From Los Angeles Times

The result is a grand experiment in leadership as companies grapple with the rise of AI and the unraveling of longtime trade practices.

From The Wall Street Journal