unsolve

English

From un- +‎ solve.

unsolve (third-person singular simple present unsolves, present participle unsolving, simple past and past participle unsolved)

(obsolete) To solve. [17th c.]
- 1631, Francis Quarles, The History of Samson:
  Perchance, my Fancy would have bin so kinde, / T‘ unsolve the doubts of my perplexed minde.
To undo or remove the solution to a problem; to put something into an unsolved state.
- 2001, Dave Rosi, One Good Deed:
  “But I cannot allow you to use my cousin to solve or, I suppose, more precisely, to unsolve your case.”
- 2011, Solomon Belay Faris, (title):
  Ethiopia and the Generation That Unsolves Problems.

单词	unsolve
释义	unsolve English Etymology From un- +‎ solve. Verb unsolve (third-person singular simple present unsolves, present participle unsolving, simple past and past participle unsolved) (obsolete) To solve. [17th c.] 1631, Francis Quarles, The History of Samson: Perchance, my Fancy would have bin so kinde, / T‘ unsolve the doubts of my perplexed minde. To undo or remove the solution to a problem; to put something into an unsolved state. 2001, Dave Rosi, One Good Deed: “But I cannot allow you to use my cousin to solve or, I suppose, more precisely, to unsolve your case.” 2011, Solomon Belay Faris, (title): Ethiopia and the Generation That Unsolves Problems. Anagrams unloves, vulnose
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