to unset
- verb
- /ʌnˈsɛt/
- Before Struts, I would set the flag, write to the Servlet's OutputStream, and then unset the flag.
Examples
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Use the '?' button in the Fill & Stroke dialog to unset fill, or use the 'Unset' command in the right-click menu of the selected style indicator in the status bar.
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In my action, I can set the flag, but I do not have a place to unset it when the stream is finished.
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What acquire says is set check the state of the lock and if the lock is unset then change the state to set.
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Oh, I pulled off too much weight on one side and I thought I had unset the whole thing, but luckily I have not.
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Now here's some B roll of that and you I literally have used this and then unset my center and use measuring equipment to get there.
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To change the software settings, I need to unset the previous configuration before applying the new one.
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If the option isn't working correctly, you may need to unset it and then set it again.
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After making changes, don't forget to unset the previous parameters to avoid conflicts.
Synonyms
To set something back to its original state
Cancel the effect of an action or decision
Set a device or program back to its original settings
Remove actions from keyboard or controller keys so you can set new ones
Move a control back to its original position
Antonyms
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Etymology
As a verb, unset is un- 'remove' plus set 'to put or fix', so it means 'to take away a setting' or 'undo a choice', as when you unset a phone ringtone or take a stone out of a ring.