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Meaning unwind meaning

What does unwind mean?
Definitions in simple English

unwind Verb

— If you unwind, you relax. I just need to unwind after work.

unwind

— verb reverse the winding or twisting of unwind a ball of yarn — verb separate the tangles of — verb (= relax) become less tense, rest, or take one's ease He relaxed in the hot tub Let's all relax after a hard day's work — verb (= relax) cause to feel relaxed A hot bath always relaxes me

Synonyms unwind synonyms

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unwind English » English

uncoil unroll unreel unravel untie relax untwist wind off untangle loosen up unstrain unlax uncurl ravel decompress unwrap untwine undo unbind unbend slow down slacken make relaxed loosen disentangle break wind down vent unwinding unstring unscrew unscramble unpick unload unleash unlade unknot turn take out take down strike down slacken off slack off roll up revoke reel out pull down program development open offload

Topics unwind topics

What do people use unwind to talk about?
Person Body condition

Rest
Language and thought Emotion Feel good Happy

Relaxed

Conjugation unwind conjugation

How do you conjugate unwind?

unwind · verb

Examples unwind examples

How do I use unwind in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A glass of wine in the evening helps me to unwind after a busy day.
I need to unwind.
Yoga helps to unwind.

Movie subtitles

Guess you better unwind it.
Let's unwind, lieutenant.
You've had a rough patrol and need a little time to unwind so we are recommending you be sent back to the States.
So, to unwind, she.
Unwind, Action.
Oh, just trying to unwind a little.
Unwind yourself.
Let me try to help you unwind.
Why don't you go somewhere and unwind?
I'm really starting to unwind.
Relax. unwind.
After a hard day slaving under the hair dryer, she needs to unwind with a few aimless thrills.
I dropped a little incense like I always do, just to unwind a little bit.
That's where Waggner sends us to. unwind.
Well, come and unwind over a whisky and soda.
I'll unwind with you.
Watch it unwind to a small hard core.
Just unwind.
Unwind me.
Look, Paris, I just want you to unwind.
How can I unwind with this thing hanging over me?
Twenty minutes more in which to unwind.
Just a little drink to unwind before coming home to face the little man.
All you have to do is rest, unwind and we'll get you cleaned up.
After all, my workers need a place to unwind.
I'm gonna sit down with you and try to unwind over a nice cold beer.
You hold on to this end of it, and I'll unwind it down some of the tunnels. Oh, no.
Excuse me. - Let's unwind, lieutenant.
Leisure, relaxation, time to unwind - that's the solution.
Why don't you unwind a bit?
You should make time, Alan. A man should unwind.
They help me unwind.
Unwind a little.
The problem with. working from inside, is you can't smash down doors to unwind.
When the King wasn't rehearsing or exercising. he liked to unwind by watching up to three TVs at once.
I need to unwind.
Let it unwind, Andy.
But what do you do to unwind after a tough day at work?

News and current affairs

If today's constellation of exchange rates represents some excessive dollar and yen appreciation, especially against emerging-market currencies, when it will unwind?
Spillover effects are inevitable, and once a corrosive increase in inflationary expectations sets in, it becomes all the more painful to unwind.
As long as imbalances of world trade and capital flows unwind slowly and smoothly, the magnitude of any global economic distress should be relatively small.
If this view is correct, we can expect to see global imbalances re-emerge once the recession is over and to unwind only slowly thereafter.
The advanced countries will spend decades working off high public-debt loads, while their central banks will have to unwind bloated balance sheets and back off from promises of support that markets have come to rely on.
Distortions will begin to unwind.
Macroeconomic policymakers could have gotten their act together and acted in time to unwind those large and unsustainable current-account imbalances.
It could unwind remarkably quickly.

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