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
- unmagnified
- unmaidenly
- unmalleable
unmake
Synonyms
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 ).
Browse dictionary entries near unmake
- unmade
- unlucky
- unlovely
- unloved
- unloose
- unlooked-for
- unlocked
- unlock
- unloaded
- unload
- unman
- unmanageable
- unmanly
- unmanned
- unmannerly
- unmarried
- unmask
- unmeaning
- unmeet
- unmelodious
