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Meanings of unfurl in English
Usage of unfurl in English
1
But this scroll of acoustic landmarks would not unfurl exactly as shown.
2
Mary Sanderson elected not to unfurl the banner stuffed inside her bra.
3
Here in Britannia, the first tentative leaves had scarcely begun to unfurl.
4
We unfurl the crashpads and unpack 18 pairs of Cypher climbing shoes.
5
The tightly whorled sail membrane began to unfurl from its twenty-metre-high mast.
6
Ben had Abernathy unfurl the King's banner and hoist it over them.
7
It's like something Sid James might unfurl in an Ealing comedy caper.
8
They were fluttering criss-cross cages of colour, like maypoles about to unfurl.
9
That would be the perfect place to unfurl the new strategy in earnest.
10
Soldiers unfurl gigantic Stars and Stripes flags across fields before the national anthem.
11
Sometimes his buildings have moving parts, roofs that open or sunshades that unfurl.
12
Softly the folded flower petals of the heart began to unfurl.
13
Just by uttering these three letters, a whole chain of events can unfurl.
14
Argoth picked it up by two corners and let it unfurl.
15
Reels of foil pouches escape and unfurl onto the tiles in prophylactic pinwheels.
16
The legs unfurl to make two long and rather flimsy-looking c-sections.
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Unfurl across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common