1. to undo or reverse the process of weaving; to separate woven threads or materials
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘unweave’
2. to undo or destroy something that has been carefully constructed or put together
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• She carefully unweaves the damaged section of the tapestry.
• The spider unweaves part of its web to repair it.
• Time slowly unweaves the fabric of old friendships.
• The detective unweaves the complex plot step by step.
• He unweaves the rope to use the individual strands.
• The storm unweaves the carefully planned outdoor event.