unmaking (Meaning)

unmaking

to deprive of rank or office, to remove from rank or office, to cause to disappear, to deprive of essential characteristics

The relentless storm was unmaking the coastline, eroding it with every crashing wave.
The careless demolition crew was unmaking the historic building, reducing it to rubble.
The breakup of the celebrity couple seemed to be unmaking their carefully crafted image.
The discovery of the secret led to the unmaking of the long-held conspiracy theory.
The unmaking of the peace treaty sent shockwaves through the region.
The politician's reckless statements were unmaking his campaign before it even began.
The unmaking of the marriage was a heartbreaking spectacle for all involved.
The unmaking of the sandwich took only a few seconds, as it fell apart on the plate.
The unmaking of the painting was a tragedy, as it had been a masterpiece.
The breakup of the band seemed to be the unmaking of each member's musical career.

to deprive of rank or office, to remove from rank or office, to cause to disappear, to deprive of essential characteristics

discharge, ouster, impeachment, deposition,removal, expulsion, dismissal, degradation, suspension, overthrow

creation, upgrading, advancement, elevation, promotion, ascent, preference, rise, aggrandizement, magnification

The relentless storm was unmaking the coastline, eroding it with every crashing wave.

The careless demolition crew was unmaking the historic building, reducing it to rubble.

The breakup of the celebrity couple seemed to be unmaking their carefully crafted image.

The discovery of the secret led to the unmaking of the long-held conspiracy theory.