Unthink
verb (used without object), unthought, unthinking.
1.
to end one’s thought or reverse the process of thought.
verb (used with object), unthought, unthinking.
2.
to dispel from the mind:
Unthink your thoughts.
verb (transitive) -thinks, -thinking, -thought
1.
to reverse one’s opinion about
2.
to dispel from the mind
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