Verb:

খুলিয়া ফেলা,

unpick's Usage Examples:

Scipione Maffei recorded that a few years earlier a decision was taken "to unpick the canvas of the large painting by Paolo [Veronese], which was then badly.

The knitting never quite looks right from then on, unless we unpick it and start again from the mistake.

hoped to "shine a light on the realities of living with HIV and to start to unpick some of the stigma that still exists".

at the Galactic Nomenclaturoid Office, where they had the technology to unpick his old name from the fabric of space/time and thread the new one in its.

"The WWF backs blockchain to unpick messy food supply chains".

embroidered 'Deeds not Words' and 'Dare to be Free' though they were made to unpick them before leaving gaol.

Retrieved 18 June 2013 "How designer Lisa Ho helped unpick conman Hamish McLaren's web of lies".

I had to unpick all the stitches and then redesign the costumes, allowing for more accommodation.

The relationship between RSF and CIRA is however difficult to unpick.

They wore them tight and they liked to unpick the seams either side of each leg at the bottom, rising up 3 or 4 inches.

At his best, he could unpick defenses with his passing and kept the ball well.

"How designer Lisa Ho helped unpick conman Hamish McLaren's web of lies".

Let me try to unpick it.

Wool was in very short supply, and the booklet encouraged women to unpick old unwearable woollen items in order to re-use the wool.

I suppose 'write letters' to people, or try to unpick a moment that I’ve lived through and either tell the story in the first.

Right across the EU we are seeing alarming evidence of Russian efforts to unpick the fabric of European unity on a whole range of vital strategic issues".

Synonyms:

unravel; divide; part; unscramble; untangle; undo; unknot; disunite; separate;

Antonyms:

join; connect;