unsnarled
/ʌnˈsnɑrld/
adjective
- No longer tangled or knotted; made smooth and orderly.
- The unsnarled thread was ready for sewing.
- She ran her fingers through her now unsnarled hair.
- He held up the unsnarled extension cord with a satisfied smile.
- Having been resolved or made clear; no longer complicated.
- With the unsnarled schedule, the team could finally focus on the project.
- After the meeting, the unsnarled plan was easy to follow.
- The unsnarled traffic allowed everyone to get home on time.
verb
- Past tense of unsnarl: removed tangles or knots from something.
- She unsnarled her necklace chain with a pin.
- He unsnarled the Christmas lights before hanging them on the tree.
- The groom unsnarled the horse's mane with a soft brush.
- Past tense of unsnarl: resolved a confusing or complicated situation.
- The tech support agent unsnarled the network issues within an hour.
- The lawyer unsnarled the legal mess left by the previous owner.
- They unsnarled the scheduling conflict by moving the meeting to Friday.