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dismantle
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dismantle
verb
/dɪsˈmæntəl/
Dismal
Dismay
Meaning
to take apart; to remove or destroy the parts of
to take apart a machine, structure, or system into separate pieces
Example Sentences
Workers will
dismantle
the old bridge next month.
The workers dismantled the old factory equipment.
Synonyms
disassemble, demolish, destroy, tear down, break down, take apart, deconstruct
Entry 1
disassemble, demolish, destroy, tear down
Entry 2
disassemble, demolish, break down, take apart, deconstruct
Antonyms
assemble, build, construct, erect
Entry 1
assemble, build, construct, erect
Entry 2
assemble, build, construct
Collocations
dismantle carefully, dismantle machinery, dismantle system, completely dismantle, gradually dismantle, dismantle a system, dismantle a structure, dismantle equipment, dismantle a network
Entry 1
dismantle carefully, dismantle machinery, dismantle system, completely dismantle, gradually dismantle
Entry 2
dismantle a system, dismantle a structure, dismantle equipment, dismantle a network
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