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to unlove

to unlove

7.7
To remove a heart from a post on an app
  • verb
  • /ʌnˈlʌv/
  • Texting
translation icon : dejar de amar
  • If you change your mind, you can always unlove the post with a single tap.

Examples

  • He accidentally pressed the heart, so he had to unlove the message right away.

  • She decided to unlove the comment after realizing it was meant as a joke.

  • I decided to unlove that post.

  • She unloved the photo after thinking about it.

  • If you change your mind, you can always unlove the post with a single tap.

  • She decided to unlove the comment after realizing it was meant as a joke.

  • He accidentally pressed the heart, so he had to unlove the message right away.

Synonyms

to unlike
vsto unlove
  • Texting
1 6.2

To remove a like from a post, photo, or comment

is for removing a stronger heart or affection reaction rather than simple approval
to unfavorite
vsto unlove
  • Texting
6.8

To remove something from your saved items on an app or website

is for undoing a short visible reaction rather than deleting saved items

Antonyms

1.0

To feel strong affection and great pleasure for someone or something

Surface Forms

unlove infinitive
unloved past
unloved past participle
unloving present participle
unloves third person singular

Morphology

unlove = love (transparent) = un + love

This verb is formed by productive prefixation (un- + love) giving a clear reversal/removal meaning (remove a 'love' reaction).

Etymology

Unlove is built from un- 'remove' and love. On apps it means taking away a 'heart' or 'love' from a post, so it is the action of undoing your love on a message or photo.