undid

[uhn-did]

verb

1. the simple past tense of undo.

undid

/ ʌnˈdɪd /

verb

1. the past tense of undo

Example Sentences

That Budget, says John Caudwell, with its £25bn rise in employers' National Insurance, undid a lot of the goodwill the chancellor had garnered.

From BBC

Last week, the all-Republican 15th Court of Appeals undid the temporary restraining order that prevented O’Rourke and his organization from fundraising and distributing donations, ruling it an unconstitutional violation of free speech protections.

From Salon

But within minutes indiscipline undid their hard work once again when flanker Jack O'Donoghue was sin-binned for conceding a penalty try.

From BBC

Had it been a moment of class that undid them, it might not have hurt so much.

From BBC

“It was his escape — he is literally the person who undid the ribbon, so to speak,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• derelict 
• dilapidated