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Meanings of undoer in English

Portuguese
destruidor
Catalan
destructor

A person who destroys or ruins or lays waste to.

destruidor
Portuguese
abridor

A person who unfastens or unwraps or opens.

abridor
Synonyms
Examples for "opener"
Examples for "opener"
1
Also read: David Warner: Six times the disgraced opener crossed the line
The South African
2
Hearts' opener came from another corner, taken short by Lee to Mulraney.
The Guardian
3
The forward missed Tyrone's championship opener against Fermanagh because of the problem.
The Irish Times
4
It was a disappointing start for England's prospective new Test opener though.
The Guardian
5
Boston lost for the first time since its season opener Oct. 23.
Reuters
1
I call on Thee O Unfastener, O Counselor, O Deliverer!
Bahá'í Prayers / A Selection of Prayers Revealed by Bahá'u'lláh,...
Usage of undoer in English
1
Essex was his own undoer.
Sir Walter Ralegh: A Biography
2
In the next apartment tranquilly slept the disturber, the trespasser in the fields of memory, the undoer of a long-wrought love.
Nedra
3
An old-time Irish rage suddenly welled up in his bosom as he contemplated this jaunty, sophisticated undoer of his daughter's virtue.
The Financier: A Novel
4
We shall feel the fire of the divine charity: we shall be co-workers with His grace, and not undoers or spoilers of it.
Letters of Catherine Benincasa
5
"Now, then, the name of our undoer?"
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 09
Translations for undoer
Catalan
destructor
Undoer through the time