to unselect
- verb
- /ˌʌn.sɪˈlɛkt/
- Specialized
- A nice idea would be to create a search tags function, much like on Delicious, where you can select and unselect a selection of tags to sort results by.
Examples
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If you want to change your options, you can unselect the features that you no longer need.
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What we have to do is unselect the ones we don't want and that's it.
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Likewise, some apps don't allow you to unselect an action, so pushing the wrong button can be app-fatal.
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During a test with a very large image (5000 x 3750), I unselected the option.
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To remove the selection from the list, simply unselect the highlighted items in the menu.
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In the settings menu, make sure to unselect any options you want to disable.
Synonyms
To remove a mark from a box on a screen or form
To remove the highlight from selected text or items
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Morphology
Etymology
Unselect is made of the small part un- meaning 'not' or 'remove' and select meaning 'choose'. Like undo or uncheck, to unselect something in a program is to take away its highlight or choice.