unravelled

Her history is already being unravelled, thread by thread, and stitch by stitch.

He is entirely too literary to be understood without previous training, and his allegory is not so easily unravelled.

At Stirling Castle it will be convenient to take our next stand, and see “the mazy Forth unravelled.”

It was a warning to his and to Hartley's followers that they had not thoroughly unravelled the perplexity but only cut the knot.

The last thing he wrote was the "Mystery of Edwin Drood," the mystery of which is still unravelled.