to unmount
- verb
- /ʌnˈmaʊnt/
- He carefully unmounted from his bicycle at the end of the trail.
Examples
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The children were taught how to safely unmount their ponies after riding lessons.
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Please unmount your bike before entering the shop.
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After the long ride she decided to unmount and rest beneath the old oak tree.
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She unmounted the horse gracefully.
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After the long ride, she decided to unmount and rest beneath the old oak tree.
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The children were taught how to safely unmount their ponies after riding lessons.
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He carefully unmounted from his bicycle at the end of the trail.
Synonyms
To leave a vehicle or animal by stepping down
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmount is made of un- meaning 'do the opposite' and mount meaning 'to get on', as in 'mount a horse'. So, to unmount is to get off a horse, bicycle, or other ride — the opposite of mounting.