unexist

Verb

unexist (third-person singular simple present unexists, present participle unexisting, simple past and past participle unexisted)

1. (colloquial, intransitive) To not exist, or to cease to exist.
   • They too are as lost and fragmented as their makers. Uprooted caravans crossing the arid countryside, cascading barren slopes, gracefully balancing on their heads the remnants of their ecology packed in gray burlap sacks of charcoal, for black is the charcoal and white the countryside where lush...2017, Gaston Vilaire, The Eve of Paramour, →ISBN
2. (colloquial, transitive) To cause (someone or something) to not exist.
   • A man who's unexisted himself.1990, Linda Hartinian, Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said: Based Upon the Novel by Philip K. Dick, →ISBN, page 25
   • Unpopularity had been the outcome of stardom. The latter became a more pronounced phenomenon after Ms. Holly disappearance from existence. With Ms. Holly unexisted, I was terrified. Who could I trust? Well, no one or else they may go the way of Ms. Holly.2011, Franklin E. Morgan, Time Delay, →ISBN, page 70