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Meanings of untied in English
Catalan
deslligat Synonyms
Examples for "unlaced"
Examples for "unlaced"
1
He lifted the pack to the table and unlaced the deerskin cover.
2
He stooped down and unlaced his boots, while the others watched him.
3
He unlaced her boots, one at a time, then slid them off.
4
Professor Marshall continued to walk rapidly, scuffling in his loose, unlaced shoes.
5
And therewithal he unlaced his helm like as he would slay him.
Usage of untied in English
1
The EU regards the deal as a package that cannot be untied.
2
In an instant she jumped in, untied it, and seized the paddle.
3
He untied the string, removed the wrapping paper, and opened the box.
4
Aldous stood holding the untied flap against the beat of the rain.
5
And then she untied the white ribbon and opened the white paper.
6
The lictors-thatis the soldier-servantsof the prætors-untied their bundles of rods.
7
She steeled herself and untied the rawhide thong that secured the barrier.
8
Slowly he reached over and untied first the feet then the hands.
9
He laid a small bundle on the desk and untied the string.
10
He picked the bundle up and untied it, touching the contents timidly.
11
Her short square-ended fingers picked at the untied points of her shift.
12
I left my apartment door wide open, and my shoes are untied.
13
Then she seated herself in a rocking chair and untied her sunbonnet.
14
With a trembling hand he untied the knot which secured the money.
15
He untied Nancy, and for the second time started toward the sumac.
16
Then they immediately untied the cords, and let the Smith go free.
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Frequent collocations
Untied through the time
Untied across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common