unsay Antonyms
Strongest:
- proclaim
- claim
- acknowledge
- maintain
- profess
- profess
- confirm
- declare
- admit
- confirm
- contend
- adhere-to-
- defend
- affirm
- affirm
- admit
- state
- maintain
- claim
- assert
- adhere-to-
- declare
- defend
- contend
- proclaim
- state
- assert
- acknowledge
Strong:
- avow
- indorse
- uphold
- adopt
- accept
- back
- support
- vow
- embrace
- vow
- uphold
- support
- avow
- accept
- adopt
- endorse
- vouch
- back
- indorse
- vouch
- endorse
- embrace
Weak:
Meaning of unsay
unsay (v)
take back what one has said
unsay (v. t.)
To recant or recall, as what has been said; to refract; to take back again; to make as if not said.
unsay Sentence Examples
- The witness recanted his previous testimony, unsaying all he had said before.
- The politician regretted his impulsive statement and quickly unsay it.
- She pretended to agree, but she couldn't unsay the harsh words she had already uttered.
- The accused desperately tried to unsay his confession, but it was too late.
- The apology seemed sincere, but it did not unsay the hurtful actions.
- The gossip spread like wildfire, but no one dared unsay it for fear of retribution.
- The truth finally came to light, unsaying years of lies and deceit.
- I regretfully had to unsay my invitation when I realized I could not attend.
- The child's imaginative story was so convincing that her parents couldn't unsay it.
- The boss retracted his offer, unsaying all the promises he had made.
FAQs About the word unsay
take back what one has saidTo recant or recall, as what has been said; to refract; to take back again; to make as if not said.
retract, deny, renounce, withdraw, contradict, relinquish, forswear, refute, repeal, repudiate
proclaim, claim, acknowledge, maintain, profess, profess, confirm, declare, admit, confirm
The witness recanted his previous testimony, unsaying all he had said before.
The politician regretted his impulsive statement and quickly unsay it.
She pretended to agree, but she couldn't unsay the harsh words she had already uttered.
The accused desperately tried to unsay his confession, but it was too late.
