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1. (n.) undoing
the reversing of what has been done; annulling.
2. undoing
the action of ruining or destroying.
3. undoing
a cause of destruction or ruin.
4. undoing
the act of unfastening or loosing.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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| Definition of 'undoing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) undoing
an act that makes a previous act of no effect (as if not done)
2. (noun) untying, undoing, unfastening
loosening the ties that fasten something
"the tying of bow ties is an art; the untying is easy"
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| Definition of 'undoing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) undoing
the reversal of what has been done
2. (noun) undoing
ruin
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Sense: (the cause of) ruin or disaster
Gambling was his undoing.
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 Afrikaans: ondergang |
 Arabic: دَمار، كارِثَه |
 Bulgarian: погубване |
 Brazilian: ruína |
 Czech: zkáza |
 German: das Verderben |
 Danish: ruin |
 Greek: καταστροφή |
 Spanish: ruina |
 Estonian: hukatus |
 Farsi: علت نابودی؛ فنا |
 Finnish: tuho |
 French: perte |
 Hebrew: הַגוֹרֵם לַחוּרבָּן |
 Hindi: उलट-पुलट, बरबादी, नाश |
 Croatian: propast, uništenje |
 Hungarian: romlás |
 Indonesian: kehancuran |
 Icelandic: eyðilegging, fall |
 Italian: rovina |
 Japanese: 破滅 |
 Korean: 파멸 |
 Lithuanian: pražūtis |
 Latvian: posts; bojāeja |
 Malay: punca kemusnahan |
 Dutch: ondergang |
 Norwegian: ulykke, undergang,ødelegg |
 Polish: zguba |
 Persian: علت نابودی؛ فنا |
 Pashto: له منځه وړنه، باطلونه، ړن |
 Portuguese: ruína |
 Romanian: distrugere |
 Russian: погибель |
 Slovak: skaza |
 Slovenian: poguba |
 Serbian: propast |
 Swedish: fördärv, olycka, undergån |
 Thai: ความหายนะ |
 Turkish: mahvolma nedeni |
 Taiwanese: 毀滅(的原因) |
 Ukrainian: напасть |
 Urdu: تباہي، بربادي |
 Vietnamese: sự làm hư hỏng, đồi trụy |
 Chinese: 毁灭 |
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