unhappen

• “We shall be able to "unhappen" essentially any disease quickly and cheaply, by assembling the exactly required "tickling pattern" to "unhappen" that specific disease in the diseased body.”

  ZPEnergy.com

• “So the ability to (1) "unhappen" things like the OH bond in water molecules, (2) "unhappen" the cancerous growth in a region of normal flesh, (3) "unhappen" the lattice bonds in titanium so that the titanium liquefies at room temperature without heating and can then be”

  ZPEnergy.com

• “In the title story of Twilight of the Superheroes, a narrator says of 9/11, One kept waiting for that shattering day to unhappen, so that the real -- the intended -- future, the one that had been implied by the past, could unfold.”

  Writing a Short Story: A Talk with Deborah Eisenberg - Culture - The Atlantic

• “If something in your story happens, you should not make it unhappen.”

  Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Another Five Common Mistakes of Comic Book Writers (#6-10)

• “There's this very real feeling in Burma that things happen, and then they unhappen," said Larkin.”

  The Huffington Post: The New York Public Library: Everything Is Broken: Three Years After the Burmese Cyclone, the Stories Still Hit Home

• “A memory is what is left when something happens and does not completely unhappen.”

  Simon & Schuster: Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery

• “If only we could make all the sad things unhappen …”

  ALONE • by Mark Dalligan

• “She wanted to make everything that had happened unhappen.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE FORBIDDEN GAME

• “And -- this is equally vital -- it isn't going to unhappen.”

  Sharon Glassman: What Is Work? Mastering the Art of Change

• “RAO: When you look back at your time as president, are there things that you wish you could just unhappen?”

  CNN Transcript Dec 3, 2008

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