unwork in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To unwork means to cease functioning properly or to fail to operate as intended.

The complex machinery began to unwork under the strain of the heavy load.
After several failed attempts, it became clear that the plan was destined to unwork.
As tensions rose, their once-cooperative teamwork began to unwork in real-time.
The constant interruptions caused the project timeline to unwork dramatically.
As the software updated, some of its features seemed to unwork rather than improve.