to unwrinkle
- verb
- /ʌnˈrɪŋkəl/
- Let's unwrinkle this issue before it escalates.
Examples
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Before launching the project, the team worked hard to unwrinkle any potential issues.
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She managed to unwrinkle the confusing schedule so everyone could understand it.
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The consultant was hired to unwrinkle the company's complicated procedures.
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He has unwrinkled the plan successfully.
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The manager worked hard to unwrinkle the issues in the project plan before the deadline.
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She held a meeting to unwrinkle the team's concerns about the new policy.
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Their discussion aimed to unwrinkle the misunderstandings that had arisen during the negotiations.
Synonyms
To free someone from a difficult or confusing situation
Make a process or problem easier by removing difficulties
To free something from a tangle, like knots in rope or wire
Antonyms
How Simple
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwrinkle is also used for plans or problems and still breaks into un- 'reverse' and wrinkle 'a fold or difficulty'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine smoothing a creased shirt, so to unwrinkle a plan is to make it simple and easy.