to unsell
- verb
- /ʌnˈsɛl/
- The company decided to unsell the product after receiving negative feedback from customers.
Examples
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Due to safety concerns, the manufacturer had to unsell several batches from the market.
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After reconsidering, she chose to unsell her artwork and keep it for herself.
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Don't unsell that item!
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The store decided to unsell the defective items.
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The store decided to unsell the defective items after numerous customer complaints.
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Following the recalls, the retailer had no choice but to unsell the faulty products.
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The artist ultimately opted to unsell her painting to preserve it for personal enjoyment.
Synonyms
To take money or things out of a place where they are kept
To stop taking part in an agreement you already agreed to
To remove something, like a company's stock or a product, from an official list so it is no longer available
Antonyms
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Etymology
Unsell combines un- 'remove' and sell 'to give for money', which gives the idea of reversing a sale or taking a product off the market. That's why unsell can also mean to withdraw an item from sale or cancel a previous offer.