unwreathe
/ʌnˈriːð/
verb
- To remove a wreath or circular arrangement from something.
- She carefully unwreathed the door after the holiday season ended.
- The gardener unwreathed the statue to clean the marble underneath.
- He unwreathed the memorial plaque before the ceremony began.
- To untwist or undo something that is coiled or twisted into a circular shape.
- She gently unwreathed the vine from the trellis.
- He unwreathed the rope that had become knotted around the post.
- The child tried to unwreathe the tangled garden hose.
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