Sekirov Dictionary

unclose

/ʌnˈkləʊz/

verb 3
adjective 1
forms 5

verb3

•
To open; to unclench.
- They measured it to some considerable length—another door presented itself to the searching hand of Carlstadt the Baron, but resisted the repeated efforts made to unclose it. — 1807
To undo the act of closing; to restore (something closed).
•
To disclose (something secret or hidden).
- But now, my friend, that thou may’st not suppose / Those words to be my own, I must unclose / The Secrets of my Heart, and plainly tell / What God, of late, did to my Soul reveal. — 1685

adjective1

•
Not close; distant.
- And in an unclose vote, not enough pro-life delegates cast their ballot to put the abortion issue before the convention. — 2010

forms

unclosed · unclosing · uncloses · more unclose · most unclose

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