transitive verb
-·built′, -·build′ing to tear down (something built); demolish; raze
unbuild
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unbuild
transitive verb
un·built, un·build·ing, un·buildsTo dismantle, take apart, or demolish; raze.
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present unbuilds, present participle unbuilding, simple past and past participle unbuilt)
- To dismantle or deconstruct (something previously built).
Origin
un- +"Ž build
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