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Meanings of undo in English
Usage of undo in English
1
That said; don't allow a moment of doubt to undo previous work.
2
Complacency could undo much of the good work that has been achieved.
3
The only way to undo it is by its terms-findingtrue love.
4
You could even find that careless inattention will undo previous good work.
5
They have said they will try to undo some of Obama's measures.
6
The American Civil Liberties Union criticized Flake's proposal to undo the rules.
7
This is a good practice anyway, as it lets you undo changes.
8
Five sessions to undo five years of war! Radke snorted in derision.
9
Orban's Liberal minority cabinet is moving to undo some of the measures.
10
It will take only one badly-handled case to undo the whole process.
11
As mentioned repeatedly, rollback segments are the older way to handle undo.
12
Still, it may prove difficult for Facebook to undo the damage done.
13
The damage of a six-month recession can take six years to undo.
14
As always with Scorpios, don't allow pride to undo this second chance!
15
Bound within those threads is the power to undo any enchantment done.
16
The attempt to undo Australia's regulations has had a chilling effect elsewhere.
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Translations for undo
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Undo through the time
Undo across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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