unsay
unsay
Definition
un·say (-sā′)
transitive verb -·said′, -·say′·ing
to take back or retract (what has been said)
- unsayable
unsay
Usage Examples
Object
- thing: This can help relieve anxiety about leaving things unsaid or undone.
- word: Alonzo hastened to say: " Oh, Rosannah, unsay those words!
Used with why or when
- what: But now, let me unsay what I said in anger.
Modifying Another Word
Browse dictionary entries near unsay
- unsavory
- unsaturated
- unsatisfactory
- unsatisfactorily
- unsanitary
- unsaid
- unsafe
- unsaddle
- Uns
- unruly
- unscathed
- unschooled
- unscientific
- unscramble
- unscrew
- unscripted
- unscrupulous
- unscrupulously
- unseal
- unseam
