unbuild (Meaning)

Webster

unbuild (v. t.)

To demolish; to raze.

The contractors were tasked with the arduous task of unbuilding the dilapidated house to make way for a new structure.
The once-magnificent castle was unbuildable, its crumbling walls and overgrown grounds a testament to time's relentless march.
The architects meticulously unbuild the skyscraper, dismantling each floor and beam with precision.
The town's residents protested against the unbuilding of the historic bridge, fearing the loss of a beloved landmark.
The developer's plans to unbuild the community center sparked outrage among its members, who rallied to save their cherished gathering place.
The unbuilding of the nuclear power plant was a complex and hazardous undertaking, requiring specialized equipment and rigorous safety protocols.
The shipbuilders unbuild the damaged vessel, separating its components for recycling and reuse.
The unbuilding of the amusement park was a nostalgic event, as families reminisced about the memories they had made there.
The demolition team used explosives to unbuild the tall building, creating a thunderous spectacle.
The unbuilding of the city's infrastructure was a necessary step in rebuilding after a devastating earthquake.

To demolish; to raze.

demolish, destroy, pull down, tear down,raze, ravage, devour, smash, annihilate, flatten

build, raise, construct, raise, construct, erect, erect,build, restore, put up

The contractors were tasked with the arduous task of unbuilding the dilapidated house to make way for a new structure.

The once-magnificent castle was unbuildable, its crumbling walls and overgrown grounds a testament to time's relentless march.

The architects meticulously unbuild the skyscraper, dismantling each floor and beam with precision.

The town's residents protested against the unbuilding of the historic bridge, fearing the loss of a beloved landmark.