v. [UN-2 4 b.] trans. To undo the meshes of; to free from meshes.
c. 1822. T. L. Beddoes, Poems, Alfarabi, 138. Hands of eternal stone, that would unmesh And fray this starry company of orbs.
1856. Ruskin, Mod. Paint., III. IV. iv. § 16. They had gone back to their daily work, thinking still their business lay net-wards, unmeshed from the literal rope and drag.
1891. C. E. Norton, Dante’s Purgat., xxi. 136. I see the net which snares you here, and how it is unmeshed.
