0 past simple and past participle of unscramble
1 to discover the meaning of information given in a secret or complicated way:
Most important, the contrast between scrambled and unscrambled activities is still valid.
The all-new context discouraged the assumption that the direct object would be contextually given or presuppositional, and so lead to a rendition with the direct object unscrambled.
Pitts has achieved a remarkable feat: she has unscrambled an egg.
Of course, the objection to any form of national ownership is that it scrambles the eggs in such a way that they cannot be unscrambled.
The whole point is that this system does not scramble the eggs in such a way that they cannot subsequently be unscrambled.
But once an order is made, how on earth is it unscrambled?
If, indeed, the investigation into share dealings reveals that there has been insider dealing, presumably the bid will have to be unscrambled.
It is quite simple when once one has unscrambled the thing and put it straight.
