What is another word for unsay?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnsˈe͡ɪ], [ ʌnsˈeɪ], [ ʌ_n_s_ˈeɪ]
Synonyms for Unsay:
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v.
• communication • recall • recant • retract • withdraw Other relevant words:
- NIGS ,
- Retrograded ,
- Retrograding ,
- back out of ,
- call in ,
- called in ,
- change mind ,
- change one's mind ,
- dial back ,
- draw in ,
- drew in ,
- eat one's words ,
- eating one's words ,
- fall back ,
- forget it ,
- forswear ,
- go back on ,
- go back on one's word ,
- go back on word ,
- have change of heart ,
- nig ,
- pull back ,
- pulled back ,
- pulling back ,
- pulls back ,
- recall ,
- recant ,
- reel in ,
- retract ,
- retrogrades ,
- sheathe ,
- unsaying ,
- unsays ,
- weasel out ,
- welsh ,
- withdraw ,
- worm out of .
- Palinode ,
- abjure ,
- abnegate ,
- abrogate ,
- absorb ,
- adjourn ,
- admit ,
- adopt ,
- apostatize ,
- attract ,
- back away ,
- back down ,
- back out ,
- backwater ,
- bow out ,
- bring back ,
- bury ,
- call-back ,
- change ,
- change sides ,
- climb down ,
- come over ,
- countermand ,
- crawfish ,
- crawfish out ,
- crawl ,
- deny ,
- disavow ,
- disclaim ,
- disengage ,
- disown ,
- douse ,
- draw ,
- draw back ,
- draw off ,
- eat ,
- eat crow ,
- eat humble pie ,
- eat up ,
- engross ,
- get ,
- get down ,
- go over ,
- hold ,
- immerse ,
- live with ,
- lose interest ,
- move back ,
- oust ,
- pull away ,
- rat ,
- recede ,
- receive ,
- refract ,
- remove ,
- renege ,
- renegue ,
- renounce ,
- repeal ,
- repossess ,
- repudiate ,
- rescind ,
- retire ,
- retreat ,
- retrogress ,
- return ,
- revoke ,
- seclude ,
- sequester ,
- sequestrate ,
- swallow up ,
- take ,
- take out .
How to use "Unsay" in context?
When we talk, we are reaching for something: an agreement, a understanding, a relationship. We take risks with what we say, believing that if we are truthful and authentic, our words will be received in the same way.
But sometimes, what we say is not what we want to hear. Sometimes we say things we do not mean, things that can Damage relationships. Sometimes we say things we know will make someone feel Bad.
The word "unsay" is both a warning and a promise.
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