unknot

/ʌnˈnɑt/
verb
  1. To undo or loosen a knot or something that is tangled.
    • The sailor taught me how to unknot a rope that had been pulled tight.
    • He spent ten minutes trying to unknot his shoelaces after they got wet.
    • She carefully tried to unknot the necklace chain without breaking it.
  2. To resolve a complicated or confusing situation.
    • The mediator helped unknot the dispute between the two neighbors.
    • It took hours of discussion to unknot the legal issues in the contract.
    • She used her experience to unknot the misunderstandings among the team members.
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