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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to unscrew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to remove a screw or similar fastener.
Example: "She is able to unscrew the lid of the jar without any difficulty."
Alternatives: "capable of unscrewing" or "can unscrew".
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At first it wouldn't budge, but he kept at it till the seal gave and he was able to unscrew it and put his mouth to the warm gurgling flow there, and that made him feel better and pushed the vagueness into another corner of his mind.
Will Jenner ever be able to unscrew her jewels?
Repeat this until you are able to unscrew the screw with an allen key, Be careful using the drill.
You may need a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the panel, or you may be able to unscrew it by hand.
Make sure the coupler is fully screwed in, but not so tight that you won't be able to unscrew the coupler when the time comes to put in a new tank.
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He showed them how to unscrew the gas cap.
Local children played with it, trying to unscrew the bolts.
The undertaker began to unscrew the coffin lid.
Remember, to unscrew you need to push just as hard as if you were screwing in.
Masoe then tried to unscrew a Scarlets head in a maul and was penalised.
The unsuccessful attempt to unscrew the lock with the aid of a nailfile.
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