22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Unmake' in a Sentence

"To reverse the process of creation or construction, returning something to its original form or completely destroying it." more

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He tried to unmake the paper airplane and start over.

Time travel in the story allowed the characters to unmake past mistakes.

The wizard used his magic wand to unmake the paper boat and turn it back into a plain sheet.

The artist wanted to unmake the clay sculpture and reshape it into a new form.

With a single touch, Cinderella's fairy godmother could unmake a pumpkin and turn it into a magical carriage.

Despite their efforts, the storm had been unmaking their sandcastle on the beach.

Over the years, neglect had been unmaking the once grand mansion.

The magician used a spell to unmake the knot in the rope.

The superhero had the power to unmake any villain's evil plans and bring peace to the city.

I am unmaking my old sweater to create a new design.

The scientist wanted to unmake the plastic bottle and recycle it into something new.

He has unmade the elaborate sandcastle with a single wave of his hand.

The scientist hoped to unmake the chemical reaction and return to the original substances.

After the storm, the strong winds threatened to unmake the carefully built sandcastle on the beach.

The chef accidentally added too much salt to the soup but managed to unmake the mistake by adding more water.

The magician attempted to unmake the knotted ropes with a wave of his wand.

She accidentally spilled the paint and tried to unmake the mess by wiping it away.

The magician's spell had the power to unmake objects and make them disappear.

They have unmade their friendship through a series of betrayals.

The naughty child tried to unmake the tower of blocks by knocking them down.

The chef had to unmake the cake batter because she forgot to add sugar.

She has unmade the bed, leaving it in disarray.

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