Definition of "unfolds" []

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unfold. (verb)

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• "The nine justices will tackle an ambitious agenda of issues ranging from child pornography to voter I.D. Gary Nurenberg has a preview of what's likely to be happening behind those big white columns as the term unfolds or at least as much as we can learn, right."
• "But however the three-way battle for the title unfolds - Vettel is just two points behind Button's Brawn GP team-mate Rubens Barrichello in second - the German believes Red Bull can still celebrate an excellent 2009 campaign."
• "This is the case primarily because the word, as thought by Heidegger, takes thinking more deeply into the ongoing question of Heidegger's thinking -- being, be-ing, ἀλήθεια, λόγος, anwesendes Anwesen, emergent emerging, emergence -- such that the German word unfolds more deeply than and beyond anything that it 'usually' means in German."