unmake

IPA: ʌnmeɪk

(transitive) To destroy or take apart; to cause (a made article) to lose its nature.

Examples of "unmake" in Sentences

The fiscal crisis is of Our making, and We can unmake it without total destruction. lgl
With logic like that, we should be able to expect Iran to unmake its nuclear weapons program.
"None of us knew the book in question had a hidden spell in it, a spell that could 'unmake' Carlotta.
I can't imagine the work to make, and then "unmake," that project, but I bet it brought out some interesting juxtapositions.
His lips press and his arms enfold not her so much as the ideal of her, and unless she unmake herself, he cannot unlove her.
It isn't well to make up our minds fully until we have heard all sides, lest we have them to unmake, which is always more or less painful.
Under #2 and under the ICC case, the question is whether the President can unmake a treaty he (or his predecessor) have already made prior to rejection by the Senate.
Sometimes those scraps from the alley became dangerous prototypes and I ended up with broken limbs, but I had teachers who encouraged me to unmake, remake, invent, and dream big dreams.