English dictionary
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English adjective: undone | |||
| 1. | undone not done | ||
| Samples | The work could be done or undone and nobody cared. | ||
| Similar | unfinished | ||
| Antonyms | finished | ||
| 2. | undone doomed to extinction | ||
| Synonyms | done for, ruined, sunk, washed-up | ||
| Similar | unsuccessful | ||
| Antonyms | successful | ||
| 3. | undone not fastened or tied or secured | ||
| Samples | Her blouse had come undone at the neck. His shoelaces were undone. | ||
| Similar | unfastened | ||
| Antonyms | fastened | ||
| 4. | undone thrown into a state of disorganization or incoherence | ||
| Samples | Price programs became unstuck because little grain was available. | ||
| Synonyms | unstuck | ||
| Similar | disorganised, disorganized | ||
| Antonyms | organized | ||
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