unpicked

/ ʌnˈpɪkt /

adjective

1. (of knitting, sewing, etc) having been unravelled or picked out

Example Sentences

“We try to raise awareness, but in the end it's either the settlers steal the olives or cut the trees, or they remain unpicked and go to waste.”

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It is a Budget that will be unpacked and unpicked for months, perhaps years to come.

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The BBC’s disinformation and social media correspondent has unpicked their tactics, tracking down the users behind the videos and people affected by them.

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Today, as the debate is unpicked, it is that claim at the centre of the analysis.

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Mr Robinson has decided that position is not sustainable in an election campaign where the deal will be challenged and unpicked by unionist rivals.

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