Unwind
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British pronunciation/ʌnwˈa‌ɪnd/
American pronunciation/ənˈwaɪnd/

Definition & Meaning of "unwind"

to unwind
01

to relax and stop worrying after being under stress

Intransitive
to unwind definition and meaning
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After a hectic workday, she likes to unwind with a good book.
Taking a warm bath helps him unwind and let go of stress.
02

to loosen or release something that has been twisted, coiled, or wrapped

Transitive: to unwind a string-like object
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She carefully unwound the string of lights before hanging them up.
He unwound the bandage from his arm to let the wound breathe.
03

to help someone or something relax or become free from stress or tightness

Transitive: to unwind the body or mind
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She took a warm bath to unwind her muscles after a long day.
He played calming music to help unwind his mind before bed.
04

to straighten out or remove knots or twists from something tangled

Transitive: to unwind something tangled
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She carefully unwound the tangled necklace chain.
He unwound the fishing line caught in the seaweed.
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