dismantled

verbtake apart

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verb take apart

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Word Origin & History

1570s, from Middle French desmanteler "to tear down the walls of a fortress," literally "strip of a cloak," from des- "off, away" (see dis-) + manteler "to cloak" (see mantle). Related: Dismantled; dismantling.

Example Sentences for dismantled

The Boadicea had been dismantled, and her anchor was never seen for six months.

But now that the place has been dismantled, what does it look like?

If it did you may have more to pay for than a dismantled chimney.

Ultra Vires' radio transmitter and receiver had been dismantled.

This may possibly have been done when Montepulciano was dismantled by the Sienese in 1232.

The Indians drew up their horses when they discovered that the bridge had been dismantled.

All his relief at the dismantled appearance of the cottage had disappeared.

This was the meaning of the packed trunk, the dismantled room.

The body had been removed from the room in which it had been found, and the bed was dismantled.

They sunk forty war junks, and dismantled the Chinese batteries.

dismantled

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