unfile (Meaning)
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unfile (v. t.)
To remove from a file or record.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unfile
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
unfile Sentence Examples
- The clerk unfiled the recently submitted documents to store them in the appropriate drawer.
- The sergeant unfiled the confiscated evidence to ensure its safekeeping for future reference.
- The librarian unfiled the returned books to reshelve them in their designated sections.
- The archivist unfiled the historical records to facilitate access for researchers and scholars.
- The secretary unfiled the incoming correspondence to organize and respond to it efficiently.
- The accountant unfiled the financial statements to compile them for the annual report.
- The IT technician unfiled the digital documents to remove them from the temporary storage space.
- The researcher unfiled the collected data to analyze and interpret the findings.
- The insurance adjuster unfiled the claim documents to process and settle the insurance request.
- The police officer unfiled the incident report to provide a detailed account of the occurrence.
FAQs About the word unfile
To remove from a file or record.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The clerk unfiled the recently submitted documents to store them in the appropriate drawer.
The sergeant unfiled the confiscated evidence to ensure its safekeeping for future reference.
The librarian unfiled the returned books to reshelve them in their designated sections.
The archivist unfiled the historical records to facilitate access for researchers and scholars.
