decomplish

1. to not accomplish. 2. an active effort which results in failure, usually through ineptitude or incompetence.

Provenance: "What's left for them Bush Administration to -- decomplish, if you will." - John Stewart, The Daily Show, 2008-09-23

by Byron Jones January 13, 2009

decomplish

The opposite of accomplish, to fail, and reverse effects

yo boyeee.. I cant believe that tommy decomplish all the work I did cleaning up the party. Its like he trashed the place all over again

by mrbadssRB January 12, 2009

Decomplish

The art of "unaccomplishing" something.

"It really amazes me all of the things that this administration was able to "decomplish" in so little time.

by pseudonymity January 12, 2009

Decomplish

The act of undoing someone else's accomplishment.

Is there anything left for this administration to "decomplish"?

by politiclone January 13, 2009

Decomplish

the dubious achievement of destroying something of value in order to see it in ruins - deconstruction, defacement

The Vandals had a hell of run and decomplished more than anyone thought possible.

by Il Pirata December 21, 2018