unspeak
[ uhn-speek ]
/ ʌnˈspik /
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verb (used with object), un·spoke, un·spo·ken, un·speak·ing.Obsolete.
to recant; unsay.
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Words nearby unspeak
unsonsy, unsophisticated, unsound, unsourced, unsparing, unspeak, unspeakable, unspecific, unspecified, unspectacular, unspent
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British Dictionary definitions for unspeak
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