unmake

unmake Definition

un·make (-māk′)

transitive verb -·made′, -·mak′·ing

to cause to be as before being made; cause to revert to the original form, elements, or condition
to ruin; destroy
to depose from a position or rank

unmake Synonyms

ruin, depose, exterminate; see destroy 1.

unmake Usage Examples

Object

bed: It is believed that the band deliberately left their beds unmade and a discarded pan drop was found stuck to the shagpile.
world: How am I supposed to unmake the world 's biggest mistake.
law: But Lord Foul has stolen her adopted son, and is unmaking the very laws of nature.
link: Leaving these links unmade makes the board respond when the corresponding address lines are high.

Modifying Another Word

usually: These are usually unmade ( no bituminous surface ) or setts ( cobbles ).

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