UNSET
Etymology
Adjective
unset (not comparable)
Not set; not fixed or appointed.
Not mounted or placed in a setting.
Not set, as a broken limb.
Not planted.
Verb
unset (third-person singular simple present unsets, present participle unsetting, simple past and past participle unset)
(transitive) To make not set.
Synonyms
• clear
Anagrams
• suent, tunes
Source: Wiktionary
Un*set", a.
Definition: Not set; not fixed or appointed.
Source: Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary 1913 Edition
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