verb
unaccelerate
Unaccelerate (verb) means to slow something down again after it has been sped up.
verb
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To slow something down again after it has been sped up.
"Can the bankruptcy judge undo this and "unaccelerate" the mortgage debt?"
— Raymond J. Werner, Real Estate Law (1993)
"Once a loan is accelerated, it's almost impossible to get the lender to "unaccelerate" and reinstate your old loan."
— Robin Leonard, Money Troubles: Legal Strategies to Cope with Your Debts (1996)
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Etymology
Formed from un- and accelerate.
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What is the meaning of unaccelerate?
"unaccelerate" (verb) means to slow something down again after it has been sped up.
What is the opposite of unaccelerate?
The opposite of "unaccelerate" is accelerate.
