unbuild
[uhn-bild]
verb (used with object), un·built, un·build·ing.
to demolish (something built); raze.
Origin of unbuild
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Related Words for unbuild
obliterate, topple, demolish, overthrow, wreck, erase, smash, destroy, extinguish, bulldoze, scatter, dynamite, mar, reverse, subvert, ruin, shatter, abolish, quash, spoilExamples from the Web for unbuild
Historical Examples of unbuild
One requires no assistance to enable one to unbuild, deface, destroy.
NancyRhoda Broughton
Like a child from the womb, like a ghost from the tomb,Will arise and unbuild it again.
Some Christian ConvictionsHenry Sloane Coffin
You may think you know a house by living in it, but you do not; you need to unbuild it to get more than a passing acquaintance.
Old Plymouth TrailsWinthrop Packard
Sometimes a generation built wrongly, and the next generation had to unbuild, and the next generation had to build again.
Liberalism and the Social ProblemWinston Spencer Churchill
And it would be a mighty smart firm that could unbuild this place inside a fortnight.
HugoArnold Bennett