uncommit
back out
disadjust
put the cork back in the bottle
put the genie back in the bottle
unexecute
unwind
unapply
unwork
unconfirm
unrestore
unabsolve
unhelp
unincorporate
unchange
unprepare
retract
revertible
unrepeal
unterminate
unplan
downdate
undestroy
unabandon
undoable
uncreate
unspend
unreject
unfound
Ctrl-Alt-Delete
back up
uncancel
remit
unabolish
unreconcile
unbanish
unrelease
give place
deconfigure
deconvert
rescission
preplacement
unclear
unmorph
cut out
replaceable
unhappen
unwreck
unaccept
resubstitute
overturn
dis-
rescinding
uncastrate
de-
unconfigure
rescissory
clean sweep
reversible
unregister
rerevise
unpetrify
rephase
unjudge
unquit
reamend
withdraw
rescheme
curb
reversative
unpay
undecide
unstate
turnaround
revokingly
contra
unlaunch
destroy
unsolve
unpass
undeploy
unsay
unassign
unreverse
undemolish
uncause
emend
unsave
uncuckold
unthink
oust
unruin
change
unforgive
repone
detreat
unalienate
unpatch

English words for 'To undo a change that had been applied.'

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