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Meanings of unsay in English
Synonyms
Examples for "withdraw"
Examples for "withdraw"
1
The protesters said they wanted the police to withdraw from Government House.
2
The same problem can arise when people withdraw from the labour market.
3
The United States will continue to withdraw troops as negotiations take place.
4
Since the jury has heard the answer anyway, I withdraw the question.
5
Churkin said that for Russian troops to withdraw, two things are necessary.
1
My spouse wanted her own 'healthy' food that I can barely swallow.
2
Their message is simple and easy to swallow: Beer tastes, says Oliver.
3
They're claimin' to offer the fountain a youth in 'easy-to-swallow time-released capsules'.
4
I shall turn them to me, or I shall swallow their souls.
5
I saw a single swallow jinking its way south on October 28th.
1
Human rights groups said Serbia was reluctant to take back expelled migrants.
2
They have called repeatedly on foreign nations to take back their citizens.
3
We need to take back our city from the army of bores.
4
I would have given a lot to take back that smart-ass comment.
5
Give me one good reason why you won't take back your throne.
Usage of unsay in English
1
I would, for your sake, father, unsay the words if I could.
2
But the words were said, and Benny didn't know how to unsay them.
3
I must unsay now all that I said in favor of the isthmus.
4
So please unsay what you told Mrs. Fremont in the parlor last evening.
5
The words escaped, and he could neither unsay his promise nor her request.
6
So unsay thy words, Nam-Bok, that we may yet honor thee.
7
John Hatton is not saying today what he will unsay tomorrow.
8
You have only to unsay-tellme you have a right to demand it.'
9
I couldn't unsay a word I said to you- Idon'twish anything undone.'
10
I was also taken aback by my own words, but I couldn't unsay them.
11
Mrs. Trevlyn, I shall request you to unsay the insinuation conveyed in your words.
12
They could not unsay the fateful words which called into being the Imperial Duma.
13
But all the armies and statecraft of Europe cannot unsay what you have said.
14
But now, let me unsay what I said in anger.
15
If you do, I will unsay it, let it cost me what it may.
16
We say the creeds; how far may we unsay them?
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Frequent collocations
Unsay through the time
Unsay across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common