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Unset

Definition:

(verb) To remove or clear something from a specific position or state.

(adjective) Not set or established; not fixed or determined.

(noun) The action or result of unsetting something; a state of being not set.

Examples:

Verb:

  1. He forgot to unset the alarm, so it went off in the middle of the night.
  2. Please unset the table after you finish your meal.

Adjective:

  1. The deadline for the project is still unset.
  2. Her future plans are currently unset.

Noun:

  1. The unset of a cease-fire led to renewed hostilities.
  2. I prefer the unset of a new day, full of possibilities.

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