to cause something that has been developed to return to a less advanced or less effective state; to reverse development Unchecked deforestation can quickly undevelop a once-thriving ecosystem.
to prevent something from being developed or brought to completion Tough new regulations might undevelop the local housing market.
(photography, obsolete) to remove the developed image from photographic material, rendering it undeveloped again The technician attempted to undevelop the overexposed plate with a special chemical bath.