undoubles
/ʌnˈdʌbəlz/
verb
- To make something single again; to reverse the doubling of something.
- The magician undoubles the rope with a quick flick of his wrist.
- She carefully undoubles the folded map to see the whole route.
- He undoubles the stack of papers to check for any missing pages.
- To separate or split something that was combined into two parts.
- In the experiment, the scientist undoubles the paired samples for individual analysis.
- The twins often undouble their shared toys when they argue.
- The chef undoubles the twin portions of dough to roll them separately.