Unsheathe (verb)

To draw a sword or other weapon from its scabbard or sheath.

Origin:

The word "unsheathe" comes from the old english word "gescyðan" which means "to draw out a sword." the prefix "un-" is added to indicate the opposite action of "sheathing" a sword.

Examples:

1. He unsheathed his sword and prepared for battle.
2. The knight unsheathed his sword and charged towards the dragon.
3. The gladiator unsheathed his trident and shield.
4. She unsheathed her knife and held it in front of her for protection.
5. He unsheathed the sword from its scabbard and examined the blade.