undid

[ uhn-did ]

verb

1. the simple past tense of undo.

undid

/ ʌnˈdɪd /

verb

1. See undo
   the past tense of undo

Example Sentences

Remember, Ohio voters undid a somewhat similar conservative law last year.

From The Daily Beast

Henry Kissinger warned that the treaty undid “40 years of NATO.”

From The Daily Beast

We undid it and hung it up in the kitchen, right next to a Nancy Newsom ham, the smell absolutely intoxicating.

From The Daily Beast

But it really undid everything and that was what was so shocking about it.

From The Daily Beast

And yet when a friend wrote me about the death of her husband after a horrible illness, the email completely undid me.

From The Daily Beast

She undid it, freed her thin shoulders, and saw herself a bride in low-necked satin, walking down an aisle with Lucius Harney.

From Project Gutenberg

Mark soon halted by a pool of clear water, and undid the roll behind his saddle, from which he took various articles.

From Project Gutenberg

But when he undid his bundles, he dragged forth a letter, a roll of parchment, carefully sealed.

From Project Gutenberg

Deep snows put the job behind; frequent storms undid the work of an infinitely slow patience.

From Project Gutenberg

Kent and the others soon found Crain and his half-dozen men who rapidly undid their bonds.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• derelict
• dilapidated