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What does unhail mean?

"Unhail" is not a standard English word. It's likely a misspelling or a made-up word.

Possible meanings:

* If it's a misspelling: It could be meant to be "unveil," which means to reveal something that was hidden or secret.

* If it's a made-up word: It could be a creative expression that means something specific to a particular context, such as:

* To reverse the action of hailing: If you hailed a taxi, "unhailing" could mean to cancel the request.

* To remove something from a hail: If you were caught in a hailstorm, "unhailing" could mean to remove hailstones from something.

To understand the intended meaning, you need more context:

* What sentence was the word used in?

* What is the overall topic of the text?

Without more information, it's impossible to determine the intended meaning of "unhail."

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