undone

[ʌnˈdʌn]

undone Definition

• 1. not fastened, tied, or buttoned
• 2. not done or completed

Using undone: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "undone" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  Her hair was undone and messy.

• Example

  The project was left undone due to lack of funding.

• Example

  He left the house with his shoelaces undone.

• Example

  The consequences of their actions cannot be undone.

undone Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for undone

• loose
• unfastened
• untied
• unfinished
• incomplete
• unresolved

Antonyms for undone

• done
• finished
• completed
• resolved

Phrases with undone

• come undone

  to become disordered or fail completely

  Example

  The whole plan came undone when they realized they had forgotten a crucial step.

• leave undone

  to not do something that should be done

  Example

  Don't leave any work undone before you go on vacation.

• leave someone undone

  to leave someone in a difficult or unpleasant situation

  Example

  I can't just leave her undone like this. I have to help her.

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Summary: undone in Brief

The term 'undone' [ʌnˈdʌn] refers to things that are not fastened, tied, or buttoned, or things that are not done or completed. It can describe physical objects like shoelaces or hair, as well as abstract concepts like projects or consequences. The phrase 'come undone' means to fail completely, while 'leave undone' means to not do something that should be done.