unwrap

un·wrap (-rap′)

transitive verb -·wrapped′, -·wrap′·ping

to take off the wrapping of; open or undo (something wrapped)

intransitive verb

to become unwrapped

Antonyms wrap*, pack*, cover*.

Object

mommy: This is because unwrapping mummies can badly damage them.
parcel: He unwrapped each parcel to reveal an immaculate specimen.
meat: Any trader who wishes to sell unwrapped raw meat together with ready-to-eat food must have a license from the council for the trading premises.
algorithm: The unwrapping algorithm could be directly applied to other kinds of phase data.
toy: It needs unwrapped new toys for children, from infants to age 16.. .
conversion: Unwrapping conversions convert objects of class types to values of primitive types.

Used with why or when

what: That is why it is important to only unwrap what paper you need for the job in hand.

Preposition: if

array: The new value is first automatically unwrapped if the array has a primitive component type.

Modifying Another Word

slowly: Her home is the present I gave myself, its secrets to be unwrapped slowly.
carefully: He walks over to a table and carefully unwraps the small body of the alien baby we saw delivered in the teaser.
automatically: The new value is first automatically unwrapped if the array has a primitive component type.
n't: Great for young children who ca n't unwrap quickly.
just: Just to let you know... Just unwrapped a new phone?
once: Once unwrapped the skin is clean and soft leaving the client with an all over feel good after glow.

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