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un·close  (n-klz)
v. un·closed, un·clos·ing, un·clos·es
v.tr.
1. To open.
2. To disclose.
v.intr.
1. To be opened.
2. To undergo disclosure.

unclose [ʌnˈkləʊz]
vb
1. to open or cause to open
2. to come or bring to light; reveal or be revealed


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Once or twice in the course of a century I unclose my lips.
Monk did not unclose his lips, Monk did not turn his eyes; Monk stroked his mustache with a thoughtful air, which announced that matters were going on badly.
It was the caress which a dewy maiden--such as the Dawn is, immortally--gives to her sleeping sister, partly from the impulse of irresistible fondness, and partly as a pretty hint that it is time now to unclose her eyes.
 
 
 
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