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   un·done

   /ˌənˈdən/

   adjective

   • 1. not tied or fastened: "the top few buttons of his shirt were undone"
   • 2. not done or finished: "he had left his homework undone" Similar unfinishedincompletehalf-donenot startednot doneunaccomplishedunperformedunexecutedunfulfilledunconcludedunattended toomittedneglectedpassed overdisregardedignoredleftremainingoutstandingdeferredpendingon iceawaiting attention(up) in the airinformal:on the back burnerOpposite finishedcomplete
   • 3. (of a person) ruined by a disastrous or devastating setback or reverse: formal, humorous "I am undone!" Similar defeatedbeatenfoiledfrustratedthwartedfinishedruineddestroyeddoomedlostinformal:washed updone fortoastOpposite successfulestablished

   Scrabble Points: 7

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   May 19, 2017 · When it becomes disarranged, we can say it comes (or becomes) undone. She tucked a strand of her chin-length hair behind her ear, only to come undone again. Do can mean to set or style the hair or makeup. (The Free Dictionary #6). A couple of years ago, the undone look became a fashionable way to style one's hair and dress.

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