unmix
/ʌnˈmɪks/
verb
- To separate the parts of a mixture so that they are no longer combined.
- The chemist tried to unmix the two liquids using a special filter.
- You cannot unmix paint once it has been stirred together.
- The machine is designed to unmix different types of plastic for recycling.
- To reverse the blending or integration of things, such as ideas, groups, or systems.
- The software allows you to unmix audio tracks that were recorded together.
- It is difficult to unmix the cultural influences that have merged over centuries.
- The historian tried to unmix the myths from the facts in the old story.
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