1. to reverse the act of creating; to cause something to cease to exist
Usage: literary; rare

Examples

• The author wished he could uncreate the controversial character from his novel.
• In the fantasy story, the wizard had the power to uncreate his magical constructs.
• She felt as though her harsh words might uncreate the friendship they had built.
• The philosopher pondered whether it was possible to uncreate an idea once it existed.
• The artist’s goal was not to uncreate beauty, but to transform it.
• In mythology, some gods possessed the ability to uncreate what they had made.