unknit

/ʌnˈnɪt/
verb
  1. To undo or unravel something that is knitted, such as a sweater or scarf.
    • He spent the evening unknitting an old sweater to reuse the yarn.
    • If you make a mistake, you can carefully unknit the last few rows.
    • She decided to unknit the scarf and start over with a different pattern.
  2. To separate or loosen something that is intertwined or tightly connected; to untangle.
    • The therapist helped unknit the emotional knots from years of stress.
    • The detective tried to unknit the complex web of lies.
    • With patience, she managed to unknit the tangled fishing line.
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