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In reply to:"That which has been raveled cannot be unraveled."
Even if ravel and unravel were opposites, it wouldn't make sense.even if??
unravel v. 1. trans. To take out of a ravelled, tangled, or intertwined condition; to disentangle
<shrugs>
[yet another crossthread] actually®, *one of the senses of ravel is to unravel, yet another enantiodromic word!
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Faldage 10/18/2001 6:55 PM ![]()
Ravel and un Ravel
TEd Remington 10/18/2001 7:46 PM ![]()
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Ravel and unravel
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