unbuilt
/ʌnˈbɪlt/
adjective
- Not yet built; existing only as a plan or idea.
- His unbuilt dream house remained only in his sketchbook.
- The unbuilt highway was still shown on old maps.
- The city has many unbuilt projects waiting for funding.
- Having been taken apart or demolished; no longer standing.
- The unbuilt wall was replaced by a fence.
- The unbuilt barn left a large empty space in the field.
- After the tower was unbuilt, the area became a park.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of unbuild.
- She unbuilt her Lego tower and started a new design.
- The team had unbuilt the entire structure by noon.
- They unbuilt the old stage to make room for a new one.