Unmaking
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈmæk/
Unmaking (verb)
- To change something so that its previous state or result no longer exists.
- To break something down so thoroughly that it cannot be used or repaired.
- To cause something to stop existing, especially something made or created.
Examples
- The editor unmade the mistake with a quick correction.
- The new policy unmade the earlier decision for many workers.