Trouble and Undo

Trouble

Trouble verb - To experience concern or anxiety.

Undo and trouble are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Undo" instead a verb "Trouble".

Undo

Undo verb - To deprive of courage or confidence.

Trouble and undo are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Trouble" instead a verb "Undo".

Nearby Words: undoing, undone

Mutual synonyms

Common collocations

time trouble time undo time
mess trouble mess undo mess
years trouble years undo years

Both words in one sentence

  • This has gotten them into a trouble a couple times, but because their super computer has Return To The Past functionality, they're able to undo anyone finding out too much.
  • Film / Paul Blart: Mall Cop Happy Ending Override: The first five minutes or so of the sequel basically undo every good thing that happened to Paul in the first movie, then lay on some more trouble for good measure.
  • Reset Button In a very blatant Lampshade Hanging, the boy says that his hero's best superpower is the "reset button" on his video game, which allows him to return from death and undo all his mistakes — which is how the boy undoes all the trouble his wish has caused at the end of the show.
    Source: Reset Button
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