Unravelments [noun]

We get to some unravelment if we are left to our own efforts.

I append the jottings shown me by their writer as a problem for unravelment.

They unfold the action, and conduct it by insensible degrees to an ingenious conclusion: this is what is called the unravelment.

For the unravelment of these intrigues in detail, the reader must be referred to Mr. Gardiner's masterly pages.

After this point, the thread of events becomes tangled beyond the hope of unravelment.

We must see how far he applied this principle successfully to the unravelment of the great problems of philosophy.

Fortunately for Cleopatra, Leonetta herself brought about the unravelment in a manner sufficiently satisfactory to her sister.

There was evidently some mystery afoot, and the expectation of its unravelment gave a spice of excitement to the coming visit.