Uncurled

Uncurled is a term used to describe something that was previously in a coiled or rolled state and has since straightened out. This can apply to various contexts, from physical objects to more abstract concepts.

In the realm of physical objects, uncurled refers to the process of unwinding or straightening. For example, a spring that has been compressed or stretched and then returns to its natural, uncoiled state is considered uncurled. Similarly, a rope or a piece of paper that was rolled up and then laid flat can be described as uncurled. This action often implies a release of tension or a return to a previous or intended form.

Figuratively, "uncurled" can refer to the unfolding or revealing of something that was hidden or suppressed. This might describe a person overcoming shyness and becoming more open, or a situation that was complex and has now become clearer. It suggests a transition from a state of being contained or restricted to one of freedom or openness. The act of uncurling, in this sense, signifies a process of emergence or liberation.