undoer (Meaning)
undoer (n)
a seducer who ruins a woman
a person who unfastens or unwraps or opens
a person who destroys or ruins or lays waste to
undoer (n.)
One who undoes anything; especially, one who ruins another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undoer
undoer Sentence Examples
- The undoer of intricate knots, she patiently unraveled the tangled threads.
- He was known as the "undoer," possessing the uncanny ability to reverse spells and enchantments.
- The detective was determined to undo the web of lies that had ensnared the victim.
- The accident undid years of careful planning and shattered their dreams.
- Time seemed to undo the wrinkles on her face, restoring her youthful glow.
- The discovery of the hidden document proved to be the undoer of the conspiracy.
- With a single flick of the wrist, the magician undid the complex illusion, leaving the audience confounded.
- The sudden betrayal undid the bonds of trust that had once held them together.
- The unruly child's antics were an undoer of order and discipline in the classroom.
- The sudden illness undid her plans for a year abroad, leaving her heartbroken and disappointed.
FAQs About the word undoer
a seducer who ruins a woman, a person who unfastens or unwraps or opens, a person who destroys or ruins or lays waste toOne who undoes anything; especially, one
debaucher, corruptor, debaser,perverter, inducer, degrader, corrupter, persuader, depraver, inveigler
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The undoer of intricate knots, she patiently unraveled the tangled threads.
He was known as the "undoer," possessing the uncanny ability to reverse spells and enchantments.
The detective was determined to undo the web of lies that had ensnared the victim.
The accident undid years of careful planning and shattered their dreams.
