unplot
unplot verb: to erase (a point previously plotted).
Verb
unplot (third-person singular simple present unplots, present participle unplotting, simple past and past participle unplotted)
- To erase (a point previously plotted).
- If the last pixel was plotted automatically, it would be harder to unplot it in the cases in which this behavior was not desired.2005, Richard Harrison, Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones, volume 1, page 326
Forms of unplot
| third-person singular present | unplots |
|---|---|
| present participle | unplotting |
| past participle | unplotted |
| past | unplotted |
Origin of unplot
From un- + plot.
Questions about unplot
- What does unplot mean?
- Unplot means to erase (a point previously plotted).
- What part of speech is unplot?
- Unplot is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unplot?
- The past tense of unplot is unplotted.
Words near unplot in the dictionary
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