to unwish
- verb
- /ʌnˈwɪʃ/
- Texting
- After changing her mind, she decided to unwish the shoes from her online shopping list.
Examples
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You can easily unwish any item if you no longer want it on your wishlist.
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He unwished several books after realizing he already owned similar titles.
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I want to unwish that item.
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She unwished the expensive gift.
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After changing her mind, she decided to unwish the shoes from her online shopping list.
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You can easily unwish any item if you no longer want it on your wishlist.
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He chose to unwish the movie he had added after realizing he didn't want to watch it.
Synonyms
To remove something from your saved items on an app or website
To remove someone from a group of chosen people, for example a team
To remove someone from a list of chosen candidates
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unwish comes from the parts un- meaning 'remove' and wish meaning 'want', and it works like clicking 'remove' on a wishlist. That's why to 'unwish' something is to take an item off your list.