to unsmudge
- verb
- /ʌnˈsmʌdʒ/
:
limpiar
- Please unsmudge the window.
Examples
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He tried to unsmudge the window so the view would be clearer.
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After spilling ink, I unsmudged my hands with soap and water.
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She carefully unsmudged the photograph with a soft cloth before framing it.
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She unsmudges the glass after every use.
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I carefully unsmudge the window to let in more light.
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To make the artwork look its best, she decided to unsmudge the canvas before the exhibition.
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He took a cloth to unsmudge his glasses after they got dirty.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To remove dirt and stains
433
1.0
To make a room or area free of dirt and tidy by removing mess
144
1.6
Remove marks, writing, or digital files so they are no longer visible
31
1.0
To remove something from a surface by washing with water or soap
28
2.0
To remove something from a surface by moving a cloth over it, like tears or dirt
20
1.0
Remove dirt or marks from a surface by rubbing with a cloth
9
2.0
Clean something using water to remove dirt or stains
1
2.5
To remove dirt or stains by rubbing hard with a brush
1
2.9
Get rid of a mark on clothes or other things by cleaning
1
3.4
Remove a mark by moving a cloth or hand over it many times
1
4.3
Erase a mark by using an eraser or cloth until it disappears
1
1.0
To remove dirt or mud from a surface
To remove a stain or blame from someone's name
Antonyms
How Clean
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsmudge is made from un- and smudge, and un- like in undo means 'remove' while smudge means 'a dirty mark'. So to unsmudge something is to remove smudges and make it clean again.