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untie
[uhn-tahy]
verb (used with object)
to loose or unfasten (anything tied); let or set loose by undoing a knot.
to undo the string or cords of.
to undo, as a cord or a knot; unknot.
to free from restraint.
to resolve, as perplexities.
verb (used without object)
to become untied.
untie
/ ʌˈٲɪ /
verb
to unfasten or free (a knot or something that is tied) or (of a knot or something that is tied) to become unfastened
(tr) to free from constraint or restriction
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Example Sentences
Kardashian was quickly able to untie herself and her bodyguard arrived shortly after.
She and Melissa take it out, and then they realize they have to put it back in so he doesn't know that they're untied.
"The person who tied the bell must untie it," he added.
Under the glare of fluorescent lights in her lab she slowly untied it, piece by piece, to expose the fabric for the first time in more than three decades.
Since then, Mr Zelensky, along with some European allies and some Democrats in Washington, have urged the US to further “untie” Ukraine’s hands.
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