13 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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The demolition crew is unmaking the old building to make room for a modern skyscraper.
The artist had been unmaking his sculpture, dissatisfied with its form.
The time traveler hoped to unmake the tragic events of the past and create a better future.
After years of construction, the demolition crew will unmake the old building to make way for a new skyscraper.
The wizard was unmaking the enchantment, breaking the spell that had held the mystical realm captive.
The magician unmade the tied knots, revealing the restored rope.
The villain's plan was to unmake the hero's achievements and erase them from history.
The wizard predicted that the spell would unmake the enchantment on the ancient artifact.
As the storm intensifies, the waves will be unmaking the carefully built sandcastle on the beach.
The diplomat fears that a single mistake could will unmake years of delicate negotiations.
The chess player strategized to unmake their opponent's defenses and checkmate the king.
The software engineer has been unmaking code errors to ensure a flawless program.
The surgeon skillfully worked to unmake the knots in the patient's blood vessels, ensuring proper blood flow.
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