unfurl
/ˈʌnfɜːl/Definitions
1. verb
to cause something, especially a flag or a sail, to open out fully
“She took the flag and began to unfurl it to its full height.”
2. verb
to develop or become more extensive, elaborate, or complex
“Her thoughts began to unfurl as she continued to talk.”
3. verb
to reveal or display information or feelings that were previously hidden
“The truth began to unfurl in the police investigation.”
4. noun
the act of opening out or spreading something
“The unfurl of the parachute was a beautiful sight.”