to unsubscribe
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3.7
- verb
- /ˌʌn.səˈskraɪb/
- Texting
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cancelar la suscripción
- Provides the ability to allow readers to unsubscribe or manage the amount of emails received.
People are free to subscribe and unsubscribe however you wish.
- People are free to subscribe and unsubscribe however you wish.
- He said, you know, people unsubscribe and still buy from us a ton.
- I was the first subscriber, but then I unsubscribed because I didn't want to blow the cover.
- They literally cited the actual number of people that they knew unsubscribed.
- Even if you need to unsubscribe from me to make room for him, do it.
- And it's OK if we've outgrown each other because I'm I'm unsubscribing from a lot of stuff, not just YouTube.
- After this, hit block, unsubscribe, whatever you need to do sayonara.
- Otherwise, don't forget to unsubscribe and buy.
- Don't forget to unsubscribe because I'm stinky.
- Don't forget to unsubscribe for my channel and goodbye.
- And so I've got June and Ginge to unsubscribe.
Examples
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Giving them a weekly option is much better than having them unsubscribe altogether.
Blog text (16) -
You have to click the link at the bottom to unsubscribe from the comment thread.
Blog text (1) -
Yeah, I have thought about trying to do a big unsubscribe campaign.
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By law, these guys have to take you off their list if you unsubscribe," Scott says.
Academic text (2003) -
Click the link at the bottom of the email that says "Unsubscribe from Comment Thread."
Blog text (1) -
All right, how do we unsubscribe from a whole bunch of e-mail subscriptions at one time?
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And, of course, you can unsubscribe from the Health e-Tips at any time.
Blog text (1) -
I started unsubscribing to all of the e-mail newsletters that I was subscribed to.
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I'm clicking to unsubscribe.
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To reduce inbox clutter, I decided to unsubscribe from several promotional emails.
Synonyms
50
3.5
To choose not to take part in something
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3.6
To stop getting posts from someone's social media account
To cancel a subscription to stop receiving messages or updates
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsubscribe starts with un- meaning 'not' or 'remove' and the rest is subscribe, which means 'to sign up' or 'agree to receive messages'. So unsubscribe means to take yourself off a list and stop getting emails or notifications.