to unfinish
- verb
- /ʌnˈfɪnɪʃ/
- The artist decided to unfinish the painting, leaving some areas bare for viewers to interpret.
Examples
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I had this idea of unfinishing the quilting where it's just quilted in some sections and then not, but still having the polyfill.
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I had this idea of unfinishing the quilting or just quilted in some sections and then not, but still having the polyfill.
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After weeks of work, he chose to unfinish the project, feeling it was more interesting that way.
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She liked to unfinish her writing, deliberately omitting the last few sentences to create suspense.
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Morphology
Etymology
Unfinish is made of un- and finish, like in unfinished. finish means 'end', so to unfinish something is to leave it 'not finished' or incomplete.