unsubscribe

Sayun-suhb-SKRYB/ˌʌnsəbˈskɹaɪb/

Verbunsubscribes, unsubscribing, unsubscribed

Noun pluralunsubscribes

2 meanings of unsubscribe

1
verbintransitive
To stop getting emails, messages, or a service that you signed up for.
Like canceling a magazine so it stops coming to your house.
I unsubscribed from the store's emails because they came every day.
You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link at the bottom.
Similarcancel
Oppositesubscribe
2
nouncountable
When someone cancels emails or a service they signed up for.
The company got hundreds of unsubscribes after the price increase.
Each unsubscribe means one less person reads our newsletter.
Similarcancellation
Oppositesubscription, signup
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Origin

Made from un- meaning "not" or "undo" plus the word subscribe.