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Meanings of unloosen (unloosened) in English
Usage of unloosened in English
1
The repeal of the Nauvoo charter, in January, 1845, unloosened their tongues.
2
His companions quickly unloosened their straps, and ran for the rear window.
3
She unloosened her clothes quickly and hurried nude toward the water.
4
She felt his tears hot upon his wasted cheeks, and unloosened his arms.
5
She took the nosegay, unloosened it, strewed his present over the sleeper in scorn.
6
He was going back to the woman he loved with her fetters still unloosened.
7
Then Dane unloosened his hold, and looked at the girl.
8
Quickly Hal unloosened his friend's coat, tore open his shirt and examined his wound.
9
He unloosened the revolver belt of the Mexican and strapped it about his own waist.
10
The rope was wrenched from his hands, and the noose unloosened from the man's throat.
11
Mr. Heatherbloom unloosened from a brass holder a silk cord as thick as his thumb.
12
Her slender throat rises gracefully from an unloosened collar.
13
Religion, the very name of which means "ties," is getting unloosened.
14
She had unloosened her hair; it had fallen in a torrent of brown and golden light.
15
In the end he unloosened her arm, kissed her once, and hurried out of the room.
16
Hollis remarked that, despite the heat, his shirt remained buttoned, the knot of his necktie unloosened.
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