unsnagging
/ʌnˈsnæɡɪŋ/
noun
- The act of freeing something that is caught or stuck.
- The unsnagging of the kite from the power lines required a long pole.
- The unsnagging of the fishing line took longer than expected.
- She was skilled at the unsnagging of tangled necklaces.
- The process of resolving problems or obstacles.
- The unsnagging of the supply chain issues saved the company thousands.
- The unsnagging of the software bugs was the team's top priority.
- His job involved the unsnagging of bureaucratic delays.
Synonyms
adjective
- Tending to free things from being caught or stuck.
- The unsnagging motion of the comb helped detangle her hair.
- She used an unsnagging tool to remove the thread from the zipper.
- He developed an unsnagging technique for clearing fishing lines.