to unshelve
- verb
- /ʌnˈʃɛlv/
- Please unshelve that book for me.
Examples
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She decided to unshelve her favorite novel and read it again.
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Before restocking, employees must unshelve expired products from the display.
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The librarian needed to unshelve several books for the upcoming event.
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The librarian unshelved the new arrivals.
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The librarian needed to unshelve several books for the upcoming event.
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Before restocking, employees must unshelve expired products from the display.
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The librarian unshelved the new arrivals to prepare for the display.
Synonyms
To move something or someone away from a place
To take something out of a place, often with effort
To take something out of where it is kept
To take something off a rack, like a coat or bicycle
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Etymology
Unshelve is formed from un- 'do the opposite' and shelf 'a flat board for holding things', so to unshelve an item is to take it off a shelf to use or sell it.