unfriend
verb
un·friend
| \ ˌən-ˈfrend
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unfriended;
unfriending;
unfriends
Definition of unfriend
: to remove (someone) from a list of designated friends on a person's social networking website
Examples of unfriend in a Sentence
Recent Examples on the Web
There’s the liberal father who unfriended his own son, an NRA supporter, on Facebook. — Emily Esfahani Smith, National Review, "How to Protect Relationships in the Trump Era," 25 July 2019 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018 Instead of unfriending people on Facebook who share different political views, comment! — Tyler Mccarthy, Fox News, "Ariana Grande defends her political activism in the wake of the Manchester concert bombing," 13 July 2018These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'unfriend.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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