unentangled
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈtæŋɡəld/
- He kept his fishing lines unentangled to avoid any problems while casting.
Examples
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The story became much clearer once the complicated details were unentangled.
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After careful work, the necklace was finally unentangled and ready to wear.
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The unentangled wires made it easy to set up the equipment.
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She prefers her thoughts to be unentangled and clear.
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The yarn was left in an unentangled state, making it easy to use for the knitting project.
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After a long trip, she appreciated returning to her unentangled life without any drama or complications.
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His thoughts were calm and unentangled, allowing him to focus on the task ahead.
Synonyms
Free from knots or tangles and easy to understand
Free of knots and twists and easy to separate or understand
Not tangled after someone untied or straightened it
Straight again after being wrapped or knotted
Antonyms
How Tangled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unentangled comes from un- ('not') plus entangle (from en- 'in' and tangle 'to twist'), so it simply means 'not twisted together'. Think of a necklace with no knots — free and easy to use — and that is the everyday idea of unentangled.