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Meanings of undone in English
Thrown into a state of disorganization or incoherence.
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Usage of undone in English
1
Otherwise we risk all the good work to protect people being undone.
2
Words spoken in anger have strong power and they cannot be undone.
3
We may have to wait for another crisis to see it undone.
4
Jeryl knew, however, that there was still much damage to be undone.
5
It wasn't the first time he's finished what others have left undone.
6
The fire started there; the water'll do what the fire left undone.
7
But critics say Nyerere's perceived saintliness was undone by his political legacy.
8
In that time every hope that had gathered here had been undone.
9
I only hope it will not be undone by marriage's other aspects.
10
The damage done by virus attacks can be undone by this antivirus.
11
But for nothing in the world would he have had it undone.
12
All the excavation we did last year has been undone by driftsand.
13
Of course it can never be undone; that I know too well.
14
It was simply the contrast between the Kingdoms that had undone him.
15
A system that can't be undone just by suddenly seeing it exists.
16
What was done could not be undone; but it could be righted.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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