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to unrig

to unrig

6.9
Stop cheating and unfair actions in an election or system
  • verb
  • /ʌnˈrɪɡ/
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  • Efforts to unrig the competition have led to fairer outcomes for all participants.

Examples

  • Activists are working hard to unrig the election process and ensure every vote counts.

  • The new laws are designed to unrig the financial system and promote transparency.

  • The committee decided to unrig the election results.

  • They will unrig the system to ensure fairness.

  • The committee decided to unrig the election process to ensure everyone's vote counted fairly.

  • After numerous complaints, the organization promised to unrig the competition and implement transparent rules.

  • They are determined to unrig the funding system so that all applicants have an equal chance of success.

Synonyms

to untaint
vsto unrig
  • Specialized
8.4

To make data safe after checks so a program can use it

restores fairness by removing fraudulent manipulation from systems or contests

Antonyms

114 6.9

To arrange something dishonestly to get the result you want

How Fair

to restore
219 3.5
to unrig
6.9
to rig
114 6.9

Surface Forms

unrig infinitive
unrigged past
unrigged past participle
unrigging present participle
unrigs third person singular

Morphology

unrig = rig (transparent) = un + rig

The negative prefix 'un-' reverses the dishonest action 'rig', making the meaning 'remove manipulation' directly compositional.

Etymology

Unrig also uses un- 'remove' and rig 'to set up or to cheat' (as in an election that was 'rigged'), so a good way to remember this sense is thinking of taking away a dishonest setup. So to unrig a system or contest is to remove unfair arrangements and make things fair.