Part of speech: verb

To open or spread out; reveal itself; develop.

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Usage examples "unfold":

  1. " If I unfold to him the eternal vengeance," Responded Statius, " where thou present art, Be my excuse that I can naught deny thee." - "Divine-Comedy-Longfellow-s-Translation-Complete", Dante Alighieri.
  2. I think the soul knows its kin, and that it is not a matter of years but of states which causes it to unfold. - "Dawn", Mrs. Harriet A. Adams.
  3. The earth seems to unfold itself to our view like an immense and variegated map, the predominant colour of which is green in all its shades and tints. - "Wonderful Balloon Ascents or, the Conquest of the Skies", Fulgence Marion.