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unmade

/ʌnˈmeɪd/

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unmakeverb

unmade

Past Simple

unmade

Past Simple

unmade

Past Participle

unmaking

Gerund

/ʌnˈmeɪk/

The artist decided to unmake the sculpture after noticing a flaw in the design.

L'artiste a décidé de défaire la sculpture après avoir remarqué un défaut dans la conception.

The scandal threatened to unmake the politician's career.

Le scandale menaçait d'anéantir la carrière du politicien.

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unmakeverb

To reverse or undo the making or creation of something.

The artist decided to unmake the sculpture after noticing a flaw in the design.

To cause something to lose its form or structure.

The intense heat began to unmake the wax figure, causing it to melt.

To deprive someone of a position or status.

The scandal threatened to unmake the politician's career.

To ruin or destroy (a person, thing, or situation), often irreparably.

His mounting debts threatened to unmake him completely.