Definitions

1. verb

to remove or take away the flank of something, especially a military force.

“The general decided to unflank the enemy’s position to gain a strategic advantage.”

2. verb

to move around to the side of something or someone, especially to attack or engage them.

“The soldier unflanked the enemy soldier and managed to disarm him.”

3. noun

the act of removing or taking away the flank of something.

“The unflanking of the enemy’s position was a crucial turning point in the battle.”