Synonym: clarify, demonstrate, disclose, explain, illuminate, open, reveal, show, spread, uncover, unfurl, unmask. Antonym: fold. Similar words: unfair, fold, folk, follow, inform, follow up, on foot, go in for. Meaning: [ʌnˈfəʊld] 
v. 1. develop or come to a promising stage 2. open to the view 3. extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length 4. spread out or open from a closed or folded state.
v. 1. develop or come to a promising stage 2. open to the view 3. extend or stretch out to a greater or the full length 4. spread out or open from a closed or folded state. 
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31. The strings unfold a sequence of shivery chords, and voice and oboe briefly entwine before the singer is left in solitude.
32. Together with Feeley and Lleland-Clanahan arrived shortly-we watched the events of that stressful day unfold on television.
33. Because as the days and weeks unfold so will the true identity of her baby.
34. That is my forecast, although I will not be here to see it unfold.
35. It was not reasonable to expect a man like that to sit and watch the event unfold.
36. So I watched the tragicomedy unfold before me and believed it.
37. After all, when events unfold in the real world, they do so without musical accompaniment.
38. The means of expression discussed in this chapter unfold from one another as the opening petals of a flower.
39. All of which meant that Sanchez watched the subsequent drama unfold from a television monitor.
40. By ten the next morning,[http://sentencedict.com] some twenty thousand people were on hand to watch the drama unfold.
41. At the thought she felt her heart unfold with joy within her.
42. Air swishes around the cavern as eighty-eight pairs of wings unfold like a complicated puzzle.
43. Here, it seemed, twenty years ago, the mystery of what had befallen Heather Mallender had begun to unfold.
44. It has been disturbing to watch this argument unfold without much awareness that a huge crisis may be just around the corner.
45. James McMurtry is an unusual singer-songwriter, a gentle, thoughtful troubadour who writes songs that unfold like short stories.
46. Indeed, if the stroke were a vigorous one, all kinds of subsequent histories might potentially unfold upon the table.
47. As London's largest independent provider of community care we have seen these changes unfold at first hand.
48. It dramatically dwindled so that fewer than 500 were on hand to see the final drama unfold on the fifth morning.
49. He had watched the drama unfold from a support vessel.
50. Though they began talking about marriage almost immediately, they let their physical relationship unfold at an unhurried pace.
51. You should review and revise the plan in the light of events as they unfold.
52. The quarterback sees all this unfold, and throws to one of them.
53. As the process continues, phenotypic traits unfold.
54. The facts started to unfold before them.
55. Opportunities to pamper yourself may unfold.
56. Liz, unfold your table napkin.
57. Let them ring out loud till they unfold.
58. Our plan could then unfold.
59. Michael crouches on the roof, watching the action unfold. Police squad cars race towards the prison.
60. to unfold a map.
More similar words: unfair, fold, folk, follow, inform, follow up, on foot, go in for, enforce, in force, as follows, portfolio, following, informal, design for, reinforce, in return for, enforcement, information, follow through.