unfollow
Sayun-FOL-oh/ʌnˈfɑloʊ/UK/ʌnˈfɒləʊ/
Formsunfollows, unfollowing, unfollowed
- 1To stop getting another person's posts and updates on a social media site.
Like canceling a magazine so new issues stop arriving in your mailbox.
I decided to unfollow my cousin after his hundredth post about his diet.
If the constant ads bother you, just unfollow and move on.
Similarunsubscribe
Oppositefollow
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Origin
Made from "un-" plus the word "follow."