deshacer

to undo, to unmake; to unpack; to break, to break up (e.g. a treaty, a business, a band, a united effort); to take back (something done or said); to reverse (a spell or curse)

“deshacerse en elogios” — to praise from the rooftops

Inherited from Old Spanish desfazer, from Early Medieval Latin disfacere. Synchronically des- + hacer.