unbuild

To unbuild the city, and to lay all flat.

They can shut it down but they jolly well can't unbuild the thing.

He wasn't working to mend the wall but to unbuild it, prying with his fingers at a great stone.

Once you build that mall, you can't unbuild it.

The cloud is a metaphor for the unending cycle of nature: "I arise and unbuild it again."

Nuclear war was no longer likely between the member states; the threat was gone... but how do you unbuild a shelter economy?

We built ourselves a trap when we got here-it's time to unbuild it."

They who built them can unbuild them."

He could unbuild.

Mayor Kleinberg said, "We're going to be paying for the corrupt acts of the former officials for a long time to come, and even if they are convicted, it doesn't unbuild the homes, uncrowd the schools or decongest the roads."

"If you unbuild it, they will still come" would also work as a motto, because the long-awaited replacement of the Quonset hut terminal has begun, along with construction of a much-disputed parking garage, making life for the airport's passengers nearly impossible.