Removed items from a container or suitcase, or explained something in detail.
From 'un-' (reversal) plus 'pack' (to put things in), combining Old English and Germanic roots with the prefix.
We use 'unpacking' for both removing items from luggage and explaining complex ideas (like 'unpacking your argument')—because explaining something requires breaking it down into its component parts, just like luggage.
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