to unmarshal
- verb
- /ʌnˈmɑːrʃəl/
- Specialized
- The application will unmarshal the JSON response into a usable object.
Examples
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Before analysis, the system must unmarshal the data received from the server.
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After transmission, the file is unmarshalled so the program can read its contents.
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You need to unmarshal the data before processing it.
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The software unmarshals the information automatically.
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The application will unmarshal the JSON response into a usable object.
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Before analysis, the system must unmarshal the data received from the server.
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You need to unmarshal the data before processing it.
Synonyms
To load saved data into a program so it returns to the way it was before
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmarshal comes from un- ('reverse') plus marshal ('to arrange' or 'put in order'), where a marshal is someone who lines things up. So, to unmarshal data is to 'undo the arranging' done for sending and turn it back into a normal, usable form.