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Meanings of unmake in English
Usage of unmake in English
1
He has power; he has authority; he can make and unmake men.
2
But a few years apart would not unmake him as a wizard.
3
In order to get at my mojo, I had to unmake it.
4
They could make or unmake the great Democratic party at that election.
5
You are not the kind of man that people make or unmake.
6
We have made him, and we cannot unmake him if we would.
7
If the wizard does not obey, I will unmake you as well.
8
I mean... Uriel, you've got the power to unmake solar systems.
9
Sorrows we all must share; but they need not unmake us.
10
There is no way to unmake a vow, once it has been spoken.
11
And I didn't have the right to unmake it for her.
12
It is in us already made, and we can't unmake it.
13
For it is not philosophers who make language, though they often unmake it.
14
Nothing is eternal, but the Thought which made them, and will unmake them.
15
His official action has tended to make or unmake great industries.
16
Maybe it was designed to unmake Amy from the inside out.
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