unstick
/ˈʌnstɪk/Definitions
1. verb
to come loose from a surface or from something that is sticking to it
“The adhesive properties of the glue allowed the label to unstick easily.”
2. verb
to remove something that is sticking to a surface
“She unstick the dried glue from the carpet.”
3. verb
to overcome a difficulty or obstacle
“The team was able to unstick their losing streak after a change in strategy.”
4. verb
to free something or someone from a situation or constraint
“The new policy helped to unstick the bureaucratic red tape.”
5. verb
to prevent something from sticking or adhering
“The lubricant helps to unstick the moving parts of the machinery.”
6. noun
the act of removing something that is sticking to a surface
“The unstick process is an essential part of the manufacturing process.”