unsheathe
unsheathe
Definition
un·sheathe (-s̸hēt̸h′)
transitive verb -·sheathed′, -·sheath′·ing
to draw or remove (a sword, knife, etc.) from or as if from a sheath
- unshelled
- unsheltered
unsheathe
Synonyms
unsheathe
Usage Examples
Object
- sword: A giant, curved, unsheathed sword rested on his shoulder.
- claw: The grinning girl two meters away snarled and unsheathed claws the size of boulders, crashing through the undergrowth to find the robot.
- knife: Secondly, a member of the public should not be walking around a LNR with an unsheathed knife.
Browse dictionary entries near unsheathe
- unshapen
- unshaken
- unshackle
- unsex
- unsettled
- unsettle
- unset
- unselfishness
- unselfishly
- unselfish
- unsheltered
- unshielded twisted pair
- unship
- unshrinking
- unsightly
- unskilled
- unskillful
- unsling
- unsnap
- unsnarl
