untying
IPA: ʌntiɪŋ
noun
- The act by which something is untied.
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Examples of "untying" in Sentences
- In anticipation of getting the all-clear, Diego begins untying his apron.
- 69 The counteracting effect involved defeating or "untying" the source of affliction.
- "A fellow without a knife might spend quite a while in untying all those," said the Hermit.
- She undid the knot with the feeling of pride which attends the operation of succeeding in untying
- While they were untying the last one, Graham, with an arm like a leg, stripped for it and went to it.
- We must be working from our own history - and we don’t need to call for "untying" the United States to become independent.
- Even after untying the twine, the mitt stayed frozen in position, wrapped around a ball that we had to pry out of the pocket.
- He handled each one reverently, as a sacred thing, untying and unwrapping it and brushing it with a fine camel's hair brush while it revolved and ere he placed the needle on it.
- At one point, someone said that a particular corporation "the first step in untying this Gordian knot is to slather it with Krazy Glue" situation sounded like a government bureaucratic mess rather than anything in private business.
- Food Aid: Time to Get It Right, "calls for a major overhaul of food aid programmes, including" untying "the assistance from U. S.-origin and shipping requirements, as well as the practice of monetisation - that is, providing food to NGOs or local governments for sale so that the proceeds can be used for aid work or other purposes.
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