"Untangled" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Untangled" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Untangled" Meaning
Untangled: made (or becoming) less complicated or less intertwined.
Example: The unknotted rope looked untangled after John had struggled with it for a while.
"Untangled" Examples
Usage Examples for "Untangled"
Noun
- The rocks are visible because the seaweed was untangled out of the way.Verb (Intransitive)
- Her long hair acted like a rope when she jumped into the air, getting untangled mid-leap.Verb (Transitive)
- Try to untangle the knot that has been stuck in the laces for hours.Adjective
- The developer used a tool to untangle the mess of cables on the floor, minimizing clutter in the new office space.Adverb
- The hikers untangled their feet from the roots quickly so they wouldn't fall anymore."Untangled" Similar Words
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The word "untapped" refers to resources, potential, or abilities that have not been utilized or developed yet. It can also describe something that has not been subjected to a particular process or activity, and therefore remains untouched or uninfluenced.<br><br>Example: "Her artistic talents are still untapped and have yet to be fully explored."<br><br>In this sense, the word suggests that there is hidden or potential use of something that is waiting to be discovered or used for its full benefit.
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