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Meanings of undoing in English

Catalan
desunió

Loosening the ties that fasten something; the untying is easy"

desunió
Usage of undoing in English
1
Others said his comments bore the risk of undoing decades of peace-building.
Radio NZ
2
Yet the Pontic soldiers' primeval attempt to survive was their own undoing.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
3
Her focus: undoing the coarsening of debate brought about by online anonymity.
Wired
4
Short of undoing the merger approval, they could possibly... impose further conditions.
Reuters
5
They obtained glory and great wealth, yet it turned to their undoing.
Wired
6
The young Custer relished fighting, and that proved to be his undoing.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
7
This faculty, the power of speaking to me, will be my undoing.
In a glass darkly
8
His refusal to surrender a monopoly of power would be his undoing.
The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power
9
Ironically the elaborate nature of this hiding place had been Peshkova's undoing.
Agent 6
10
His grateful expression was almost her undoing-andhis subsequent vulnerability as well.
Big sky standoff
11
Her remembering the peculiar gesture of the artist had been his undoing.
The Camp Fire Girls Do Their Bit; Or, Over the Top with the Winn...
12
His unbridled appetite for the society of the aristocracy proved his undoing.
The Admirable Tinker / Child of the World
13
So Bud busied himself in undoing stout cords and opening both bundles.
The Boy Scouts of the Flying Squadron
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The Lap 74 accident proved the undoing of Ty Dillon, whose No.
Reuters
15
And yet a lack of clinical edge was once more their undoing.
News.com.au
16
But he had forgotten the ring, and the ring was his undoing.
The Mayor of Warwick
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United States of America
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