to unsub
- verb
- /ˈʌnˌsʌb/
- Texting
- If you no longer enjoy the content, feel free to unsub from the channel.
OK, Next up, I forgot to unsub yearly chat.
- OK, Next up, I forgot to unsub yearly chat.
- Make sure to like, subscribe, follow, unsub, touch, kiss.
- It's people leave your comments like that's your label unsubbed.
Examples
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Please don't unsub and unfollow, because I'm sorry that I hurt your feelings.
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It's the overlap that's the root of fatigue, so an option is to unsub from all.
Blog text (29) -
Make sure to like, subscribe, follow, unsub, touch, kiss.
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OK, Next up, I forgot to unsub yearly chat.
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I decided to unsub from that newsletter because it was not useful to me.
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To avoid receiving more emails, you can unsub by clicking the link at the bottom.
Synonyms
To choose not to take part in something
To stop receiving emails or messages you signed up for
To stop getting posts from someone's social media account
No longer planned or scheduled
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
unsub = unsubscribe (semi-transparent) = un + subscribe
Unsub is a clipped form of 'unsubscribe'; the meaning is clear once the base verb is known, but the shortening makes the relation slightly less transparent.
Etymology
Unsub is internet short for un- 'not' and sub from 'subscribe' or 'subscription', a quick way to say you stop getting a service. So to unsub is to cancel a subscription or stop receiving messages and updates.