un·clench ( n-kl nch )v. un·clenched, un·clench·ing, un·clench·es v.tr. To loosen from a clenched position; relax: unclench one's fists. v.intr. To become unclenched. |
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| She struggled for self-control, and I saw her hands clench and unclench spasmodically. Tug as he would at the old man's wrists, the hangman could not force him to unclench his hands. |
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