verb
unacquire
Unacquire (verb) means to get rid of something, or lose the thing you had gained.
verb
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To get rid of something, or lose the thing you had gained.
"If you forget to unacquire the input devices you've been using, when your game ends those devices may still be locked by the system and may be unable to be used."
— Allen Sherrod, Wendy Jones (2011)
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Etymology
Formed from un- and acquire.
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What is the meaning of unacquire?
"unacquire" (verb) means to get rid of something, or lose the thing you had gained.
What is the opposite of unacquire?
The opposite of "unacquire" is receive.
