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undone
1[uhn-duhn]
adjective
not done; not accomplished or completed.
undone
2[uhn-duhn]
verb
past participle of undo.
adjective
brought to destruction or ruin.
undone
1/ ʌˈʌ /
adjective
ruined; destroyed
unfastened; untied
undone
2/ ʌˈʌ /
adjective
not done or completed; unfinished
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of undone1
Origin of undone2
Example Sentences
Stride will say "mistakes were recognised" but acknowledge "the damage to our credibility is not so easily undone".
When he introduces himself, he names his victims — an acknowledgment that what he did can’t be undone but also an acknowledgment that he doesn’t have to remain the same man who pulled the trigger.
But somewhere along the way, I found myself undone by a leaf.
But now, that progress may be coming undone by the Trump administration, which is reinvigorating the war on drugs while cutting back public services faster than you can say DEI.
Coming undone might also an apt description of his reaction to the award.
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