untangle in Latin
untangle in Latin is expediō — untangle means to free something from knots or tangles.
untangle in Latin
expediō
(transitive) To remove tangles or knots from.
What does "untangle" mean?
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verb To free something from knots or tangles.
"It took ten minutes to untangle the necklace chain."
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verb To sort out something confusing or complicated.
"Lawyers spent months trying to untangle the company's finances."
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untangle in a sentence
- It took ten minutes to untangle the necklace chain.
- Lawyers spent months trying to untangle the company's finances.
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What is "untangle" in Latin?
"untangle" in Latin is expediō. untangle means: To free something from knots or tangles.
How do you use "untangle" in a sentence?
Example: "It took ten minutes to untangle the necklace chain." In Latin, "untangle" is expediō.
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