What (who) is Unfurl - definition
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Unfurl (album)
¦ verb spread out from a furled state.
unfurl
2019 STUDIO ALBUM BY RY X
Unfurl (album)
v. a.
Open, display, spread out, give to the breeze, expand, unfold.
unfurl
2019 STUDIO ALBUM BY RY X
Unfurl (album)
(unfurls, unfurling, unfurled)
1.
If you unfurl something rolled or folded such as an umbrella, sail, or flag, you open it, so that it is spread out. You can also say that it unfurls.
Once outside the inner breakwater, we began to unfurl all the sails.
...two weeks later when the leaves unfurl.
VERB: V n, V
2.
If you say that events, stories, or scenes unfurl before you, you mean that you are aware of them or can see them as they happen or develop.
...as the dramatic changes in Europe continue to unfurl.
= unfold
VERB: V
Pronunciation examples for Unfurl
1. film unfurl, you know?
In the Pleasure Groove - Love, Death and Duran Duran _ John Taylor _ Talks at Google
2. You'll see the petals unfurl.
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3. The petals unfurl, they open up,
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4. howl in triumph, unfurl their flags, and call their
Buried in the Sky _ Peter Zuckerman _ Talks at Google
5. to unfurl a thesis about the human condition
10% Happier _ Dan Harris _ Talks at Google
Examples of use of Unfurl
1. "The state of Mississippi needs to look forward, not backward." History will unfurl during the trial.
2. The incidents unfurl at a feverish pace and there‘s not one dull moment.
3. One day, he must have allowed his fingers to unfurl enough to play individual notes.
4. Plans to unfurl it might now be delayed or maybe even abandoned.
5. How that philosophy may unfurl should he win Senate confirmation to the court remains unknown.