1. to separate or break apart something that has been bundled or packaged together
2. to sell products or services separately rather than as a combined package
Usage: business

Examples

• The company decided to unbundle its software suite and sell each program individually.
• She carefully unbundled the newspapers from their plastic wrapping.
• The cable provider was forced to unbundle its channels so customers could choose specific ones.
• Workers unbundled the hay bales and spread the straw across the field.
• The bank will unbundle its services to offer more flexible pricing options.
• He unbundled the firewood and stacked it neatly by the fireplace.