ravel in a sentence
v. t.
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Definition
Ravel: to become entangled or to unravel, often referring to the loosening or complication of threads, patterns, or emotions.
Crossword clues for ravel
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "ravel".
- To become tangled or intertwined.
- To unwind a complex situation.
- To complicate or mix up.
- To come apart at the seams.
Ravel sentence examples
- The intricate patterns of the tapestry began to ravel after years of handling.
- As the story unfolded, her emotions would ravel into a complex web of nostalgia and regret.
- He watched in dismay as the rope began to ravel, its once strong fibers separating.
- The artist's thoughts seemed to ravel into a chaotic blend of colors on the canvas.
- With each passing day, the mystery surrounding the event began to ravel further, revealing unexpected twists.
- The intricate plot of the novel began to ravel, revealing secrets that had been carefully hidden.
- As the fabric started to ravel at the edges, she knew it was time to mend it before it completely unraveled.
- His ability to ravel complex ideas into simple concepts made him an excellent teacher.
- In the midst of the debate, her arguments began to ravel, leading to confusion among the audience.
- The artist watched the threads ravel in her hands, contemplating the beauty of imperfection.