unroll
/ʌnˈroʊl/
verb
- To open or spread out something that was rolled up.
- He unrolled the scroll to read the ancient message.
- The carpenter unrolled the blueprint across the table.
- She unrolled the yoga mat and began her stretches.
- To become open or spread out from a rolled position.
- The sleeping bag unrolls easily with a simple shake.
- The fern fronds unroll slowly in the spring sun.
- As the carpet unrolled, a beautiful pattern appeared.
- To reveal or unfold gradually, as in a story or plan.
- The detective watched the mystery unroll before his eyes.
- As the meeting progressed, the company's new strategy began to unroll.
- The documentary unrolls the history of the space race in vivid detail.