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undoing

[uhn-doo-ing] / ʌnˈdu ɪŋ /


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That was both his making and undoing, Chow said: "Otherwise, there would have been no Apple Daily. Of course, he wouldn't have ended up like this either."

From BBC

Months of supporter frustration at league placing, a failed transfer window and a botched attempt at Champions League progression will take some undoing.

From BBC

The secretary this week stands to oversee the undoing of a vaccine norm that Cassidy has credited with preventing around 20,000 hepatitis B infections every year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Energy aside, fixing affordability requires undoing decades of policies that make it difficult for businesses to operate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some businesses - especially in the hospitality sector - have warned this could put companies off hiring young people, undoing the government's efforts to increase youth employment.

From BBC