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unsee

[ uhn-see ]

verb (used with object)

unsaw, unseen, unseeing.
  1. to remove (something seen) from one's memory or conscious awareness; to forget or ignore images or the like:

    It's a good tutorial for anyone who's ever published something and then found a mistake they can't unsee in it.

    He really wished he could unsee the violent images he had accidentally glimpsed.



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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of unsee1

First recorded in 1350ā€“1400
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Now that weā€™ve unearthed these lines, we canā€™t unsee them.

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Ms Lucas said there were "scars we cannot unsee" and she was struggling with trusting others and herself.

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"Women and Gen Alpha girls have an awareness of systemic misogyny, of queer issues, of their value, in a way that would be literally unthinkable to me as a Gen X girlie. Once you've turned over the rock, and people have seen these systems of oppression, you cannot unsee them."

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The insight that Burana speaks of is painfully omnidirectional, and we can also never unsee what we now know about some of the people closest to us ā€” or the agenda they're willing to support.

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Eiglarsh once against screeches about the ā€œsalaciousā€ details from Danielsā€™ testimony, Colwin kiddingly ā€œthanksā€ him for ā€œgetting that image in my head,ā€ and John Roberts wonders if the poor jury will be able to ā€œunseeā€ any of this.

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