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- deconstruct (verb)
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To analyze, examine, or break down a text, concept, or phenomenon in order to reveal its hidden or underlying meanings, structures, or assumptions.
Example sentences:
- The literature professor always encourages his students to deconstruct the novels they read to gain a deeper understanding of the author's intentions.
- When studying a historical event, it is essential to deconstruct the narratives and consider multiple perspectives.
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(Informal) To dismantle or take apart a structure, object, or system.
Example sentences:
- John had to deconstruct the old computer to salvage any working parts for his new project.
- The team of engineers will deconstruct the bridge to assess its stability and identify any potential issues.
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Books on Deconstruction,
Deconstructive Analysis Tools
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