ungluing

/ʌnˈɡluɪŋ/
verb
  1. To separate or detach something that was glued or stuck together.
    • The heat from the sun was ungluing the poster from the wall.
    • She carefully started ungluing the broken vase pieces.
    • He spent an hour ungluing the model airplane parts to fix a mistake.
  2. To cause something to come apart or fall into disorder; to disrupt or unravel.
    • The scandal was ungluing the political party from within.
    • Constant arguments slowly unglued their friendship.
    • The unexpected news unglued all their careful plans.
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noun
  1. The act or process of separating glued parts.
    • The ungluing of the furniture joints took longer than expected.
    • The ungluing of the old photograph required patience and a special solvent.
    • After the ungluing, the pieces were ready to be reassembled.