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to unravel
01
to undo or separate the strands of something that is woven or knitted
02
(of a scheme, system, organization, etc.) to begin to fail or fall apart
03
disentangle
04
to make something clear and understandable
Example
The social media campaign unraveled after a series of missteps by the team.
The agreement has unraveled due to recent disagreements between the partners.
The detective artfully unraveled the mystery, revealing unexpected twists in the investigation.
If the issues are not addressed, the project will unravel by the end of the quarter.
By next year, the strategy will have unraveled if the current problems are not resolved.
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