1. to remove things from a suitcase, box, or container
2. to analyze or examine something complex in detail
Usage: figurative

Examples

• I need to unpack my suitcase after the trip.
• She unpacked the moving boxes in her new apartment.
• The teacher helped students unpack the meaning of the poem.
• Let’s unpack this complicated issue step by step.
• He unpacked his camping gear at the campsite.
• The therapist asked her to unpack her feelings about the situation.