Definitions
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- verb transitive To
separate thestrands of. - verb intransitive To
separate into its individual strands.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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Anger, it turns out, just isn't that easy to unstrand even by the most evolved among us.
Marian Salzman: Mad as Hell--and Only Getting Madder Marian Salzman 2010
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I would add that these long-distance transmission lines, even without wind generators along the rights-of-way are likely to free a lot of "stranded wind" and make it easier still to "unstrand."
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I would add that these long-distance transmission lines, even without wind generators along the rights-of-way are likely to free a lot of "stranded wind" and make it easier still to "unstrand."
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