undo
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British pronunciation
/ʌndˈuː/

Definition & Meaning of "undo"in English

to undo
01

to release or loosen something that is fastened or tied

Transitive: to undo a fastening or zipper
to undo definition and meaning
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Examples
She reached behind her back to undo the zipper of her dress.
In a hurry, he struggled to undo the knots of his shoelaces and quickly slipped off his shoes.
02

to make null or cancel the effects of something

Transitive: to undo past actions
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Examples
Realizing the mistake, he quickly tried to undo the accidental deletion of the important file from his computer.
The software allows users to undo their last edits, providing a safety net in case changes need to be reversed.
03

to remove or negate specific qualities or features

Transitive: to undo the state or effect of sth
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Examples
The harsh weather conditions began to undo the vibrant colors of the outdoor mural.
The use of strong chemicals can undo the natural oils in your hair.
04

to open or reveal the content of a package

Transitive: to undo a package
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Examples
She carefully undid the carefully wrapped package to reveal the surprise gift inside.
To check the contents, he began to undo the layers of packaging that surrounded the fragile item.
05

to cause someone or something to get ruined or destroyed

Transitive: to undo sth
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The torrential rain threatened to undo the delicate sandcastle they had built on the beach.
The unexpected economic downturn had the potential to undo years of financial stability for the small business.
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