1. present participle of dispread; to spread out or unfold
Usage: archaic or literary

1. the act or process of spreading out or unfolding
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The bird was dispreading its wings in the morning sun.
• The dispreading of the fabric revealed the intricate pattern beneath.
• She watched the dispreading of the peacock's tail feathers with wonder.
• The dispreading motion of the sail caught the wind perfectly.
• The flower's dispreading petals opened to greet the dawn.