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unselection

unselection noun: the process, act or instance of unselecting.

Noun

unselection (countable and uncountable, plural unselections)

  1. The process, act or instance of unselecting.
    • Americans ought to have substantial freedom of choice in the workplace (chapter 1), the polling booth (chapter 2), among products (chapter 3), at retirement (chapter 4), and in selection and unselection of a spouse (chapter 5).2010, William N. Eskridge, John A. Ferejohn, A Republic of Statutes: The New American Constitution

Forms of unselection

pluralunselections

Origin of unselection

From un- + selection.

Questions about unselection

What does unselection mean?
Unselection means the process, act or instance of unselecting.
What part of speech is unselection?
Unselection is a noun.
What is the plural of unselection?
The plural of unselection is unselections.

Words near unselection in the dictionary

  1. unselect
  2. unselectability
  3. unselectable
  4. unselected
  5. unselecting
  6. unselection
  7. unselections
  8. unselective
  9. unselectively
  10. unselectiveness
  11. unselectivity

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