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What does unlatching mean?

"Unlatching" means to release something from a latch. A latch is a simple mechanism that holds something in place, like a door or a gate.

Here are some examples:

* "He unlatched the gate and let the dog out." This means he opened the gate by releasing the latch that was holding it closed.

* "The door unlatched with a click." This means the door opened automatically because the latch was released.

* "She unlatched the suitcase and packed her clothes." This means she opened the suitcase by releasing the latch that was holding it closed.

"Unlatching" can also be used in a more figurative sense to mean releasing something from a restrictive or controlling situation.

For example:

* "The prisoner unlatched himself from the chains of his past." This means he broke free from the negative influences that were holding him back.

In general, "unlatching" suggests a simple and straightforward action that releases something from a restraint.

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