uninvent

English

Etymology

un- +‎ invent

Verb

uninvent (third-person singular simple present uninvents, present participle uninventing, simple past and past participle uninvented)

(transitive) To undo the invention of; to unmake.
- 2009 October 11, Roz Chast, Tucker Nichols, Jillian Tamaki, Joseph Hart, Karen Barbour, Bella Foster, Jason Polan And Seth, “My Bake Sale Memory”, in New York Times‎:
  It’s easier to ban bake sales than to get rid of half the cars in the city, or uninvent video games, or design broccoli that tastes like homemade chocolate chip cookies.

单词	uninvent
释义	uninvent English Etymology un- +‎ invent Verb uninvent (third-person singular simple present uninvents, present participle uninventing, simple past and past participle uninvented) (transitive) To undo the invention of; to unmake. 2009 October 11, Roz Chast, Tucker Nichols, Jillian Tamaki, Joseph Hart, Karen Barbour, Bella Foster, Jason Polan And Seth, “My Bake Sale Memory”, in New York Times‎: It’s easier to ban bake sales than to get rid of half the cars in the city, or uninvent video games, or design broccoli that tastes like homemade chocolate chip cookies.
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