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unvote

unvote verb: to reverse or annul by vote.

Verb

unvote (third-person singular simple present unvotes, present participle unvoting, simple past and past participle unvoted)

  1. (archaic, transitive) To reverse or annul by vote.
    • However, they made a shift to unvote the vote of redresses to the King, and the proceedings thereupon, as wholly unjustifiable; […]1859, John Evelyn, William Bray, John Forster, Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn, F. R. S., page 33

Forms of unvote

third-person singular presentunvotes
present participleunvoting
past participleunvoted
pastunvoted

Origin of unvote

From un- + vote.

Questions about unvote

What does unvote mean?
Unvote means to reverse or annul by vote.
What part of speech is unvote?
Unvote is a verb.
What is the past tense of unvote?
The past tense of unvote is unvoted.

Words near unvote in the dictionary

  1. unvolunteers
  2. unvoluptuous
  3. unvomited
  4. unvoracious
  5. unvotable
  6. unvote
  7. unvoted
  8. unvotes
  9. unvoting
  10. unvouched
  11. unvouchered

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