Unmade

/ʌnˈmeɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of unmake; to undo the making of something.

He unmade the model after realizing he had used the wrong pieces.

adjective

Not made or not completed; in a state of disarray or not yet formed.

The bed was unmade, with sheets and blankets thrown haphazardly.

Not having been created or brought into existence.

The unmade plans for the trip left everyone confused about the itinerary.

From the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the past participle 'made' of 'make'.

unmade bed

A bed that has not been made or tidied up.

unmade plans

Plans that have not been finalized or set.

make

to create or form something.

unmaking

the act of undoing something that has been made.

A state of chaos or disorder in a situation.

The party was so unmade by the end of the night, it looked like a tornado hit.

To feel disheveled or out of sorts.

After that stressful meeting, I feel totally unmade.