Meaning & use
unenroll
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To remove oneself or someone else from an enrolled program, course, or membership.
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She decided to unenroll from the class after switching majors.
Parents can unenroll their children from the mailing list at any time.
A note on using this word
A straightforward opposite of 'enroll,' common in education, subscriptions, and administrative contexts; 'withdraw' is often the more formal alternative.
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