Unsealing [verb]

Though the light did not unseal his vision, it filled his heart.

I do not suppose you know how to unseal and reseal a royal document?

He put in the bulkhead, and I went to the port-hole to unseal it.

"My lips are sealed until you unseal them," Mr. Stanlock assured them.

Unseal the closed lips: make her cry with her whole soul, 'Father, I have sinned.'

Surely this chamber, too, in the great laboratory deserves that the historian should unseal its door and explore its recesses.

The occasion was pre-eminently one to unseal the fount of eloquence in the exile and the poet.

Was there not some intellectual entity that called up memory, and bade it unseal its tablets?

How could I unseal the sacred history of my mother's sorrows within the sound of that loud, echoing ha, ha?

I could hear a faint sizzling—someone outside trying to unseal the door.