uncombine Antonyms
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Meaning of uncombine
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uncombine (v. t.)
To separate, as substances in combination; to release from combination or union.
uncombine Sentence Examples
- The unbreakable bond between the twins defied all attempts to uncombine them.
- The chemical compound had formed an uncombine that resisted all known solvents.
- The intertwined roots of the ancient trees refused to uncombine, even under the force of a storm.
- The fused alloy was uncombine, making it ideal for high-temperature applications.
- The knot in the rope was uncombine, rendering it useless for towing.
- The mingled emotions of love and fear created an uncombine that consumed their hearts.
- The accident had uncombine the fragments of the car, rendering it a mangled wreck.
- The union between the two companies was uncombine, leading to a bitter legal battle.
- The tangled mass of thread was uncombine, leaving behind a frustrating mess.
- The uncombine of the crystals into their constituent atoms required a highly specialized laser.
FAQs About the word uncombine
To separate, as substances in combination; to release from combination or union.
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The unbreakable bond between the twins defied all attempts to uncombine them.
The chemical compound had formed an uncombine that resisted all known solvents.
The intertwined roots of the ancient trees refused to uncombine, even under the force of a storm.
The fused alloy was uncombine, making it ideal for high-temperature applications.
