Unwrap ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Unwrap ( verb )

  1. To remove the covering or packaging from (something).
  2. To undo the wrapping or cover of (something).

Origin:

Mid-17th century: from un- + wrap.

Examples:

  1. I carefully unwrapped my gift to reveal a new laptop.
  2. She unwrapped the sandwich and took a bite.
  3. He unwrapped the bandages from his hand to reveal a cut.
  4. The children eagerly unwrapped their Christmas presents.
  5. The thief unwrapped the stolen painting from its protective covering.

(As a noun)

Unwrap ( noun )

  1. To remove the covering or packaging from (something).
  2. To undo the wrapping or cover of (something).

Origin:

Mid-17th century: from un- + wrap.

Examples:

  1. I carefully unwrapped my gift to reveal a new laptop.
  2. She unwrapped the sandwich and took a bite.
  3. He unwrapped the bandages from his hand to reveal a cut.
  4. The children eagerly unwrapped their Christmas presents.
  5. The thief unwrapped the stolen painting from its protective covering.
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