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unconstruct

unconstruct verb: to take apart; to deconstruct.

Verb

unconstruct (third-person singular simple present unconstructs, present participle unconstructing, simple past and past participle unconstructed)

  1. (figuratively, rare, sometimes, transitive) To take apart; to deconstruct.

Forms of unconstruct

third-person singular presentunconstructs
present participleunconstructing
past participleunconstructed
pastunconstructed

Origin of unconstruct

From un- + construct.

Words that rhyme with unconstruct

18 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about unconstruct

What does unconstruct mean?
Unconstruct means to take apart; to deconstruct.
What part of speech is unconstruct?
Unconstruct is a verb.
What is the past tense of unconstruct?
The past tense of unconstruct is unconstructed.

Words near unconstruct in the dictionary

  1. unconstrainted
  2. unconstrict
  3. unconstricted
  4. unconstricting
  5. unconstruable
  6. unconstruct
  7. unconstructable
  8. unconstructed
  9. unconstructible
  10. unconstructing
  11. unconstructive

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