deregister

/ diːˈrɛdʒɪstə /

verb

1. to remove (oneself, a car, etc) from a register

Other Word Forms

• deregistration noun

Example Sentences

The Republican Party has previously attempted, and failed, several times in the past few years to expand the executive branch’s power to deregister charities for partisan purposes.

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Dr Green says some patients have decided to deregister from their GPs over the fear of how AI may be used in their healthcare and how their private information may be shared.

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The ANC had wanted South Africa's electoral body to deregister MK but this request was rejected on Tuesday.

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At first, the ANC ignored the formation of the MK party but after Mr Zuma threw his weight behind it in December, the party launched legal action in the electoral court to deregister it and prevent it from running.

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The Department for Business and Trade told us its economic crime bill would make it easier for Companies House to "tackle rogue agents and deregister illegitimate limited partnerships", and to challenge and remove suspicious information.

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