disentangler
- noun
- /ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋɡlər/
- The expert disentangler managed to free the delicate chains without breaking them.
Examples
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A skilled disentangler is needed when fishing lines become severely knotted.
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My friend is a skilled disentangler of hair extensions.
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She acted as the disentangler of office rumors, clarifying misunderstandings for everyone.
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The disentangler worked tirelessly to remove the knots in the rope.
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The expert disentangler managed to free the delicate chains without breaking them.
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A skilled disentangler is needed when fishing lines become severely knotted.
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The disentangler worked tirelessly to remove the knots in the rope.
Synonyms
A person who finds the cause of a problem and makes it clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
disentangler = disentangle (transparent) = dis + en + tangle + er
The noun is a regular agentive formation meaning someone or something that disentangles.
Etymology
Disentangler comes from the prefix dis- meaning 'remove' and entangle, built on the familiar word tangle ('a knot or twist'). A disentangler is someone who 'removes knots' or frees things that are tangled, which is why it means a person who unties or clears tangles.