Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
unsheathe
verb
/ʌnˈʃiːð/

Definition
To draw a sword from its sheath; to take out or remove from a protective covering.

Examples
- The knight decided to unsheathe his sword in the face of danger.
- With a swift motion, she unsheathed the knife to cut the ropes binding her.
- As the tension rose in the room, he unsheathed his words, ready to confront the issue.

Meaning
The action of pulling a sword out of its holder, usually in preparation for battle or as part of a dramatic gesture.

Synonyms
- draw
- extract
- remove