1. to spread out or unfold; to expand or extend in different directions
Usage: archaic or literary; third person singular present tense of 'dispread'

Examples

• The peacock dispreads its magnificent tail feathers in a brilliant display.
• The map dispreads across the table, revealing the entire coastline.
• Morning light dispreads through the stained glass windows.
• The tree dispreads its branches toward the sky.
• The fabric dispreads smoothly when pulled taut.