Unsay example sentences

1. I want to unsay what I said.
2. You cannot unsay bad words.

1. She tried to unsay her angry words, but it was too late.
2. Once you unsay something, people still remember it.

1. He wished he could unsay the confession he'd made in a moment of weakness.
2. There's no way to truly unsay accusations once they've been spoken aloud.

1. She spent weeks regretting that she couldn't unsay the truth about his affair.
2. The damage from words you can't unsay often outlasts the relationship itself.

1. What we cannot unsay defines us as much as what we choose to speak.
2. The burden of words one cannot unsay becomes a kind of permanent weight.

1. There exists a particular anguish in recognizing that certain utterances, once released, cannot be unsay—they persist as evidence of our worst selves.
2. The human condition is partly defined by our desperate, futile attempts to unsay the irretrievable.

🏠 Everyday Life

1. I said something stupid to my friend yesterday and I've been trying to unsay it ever since.
2. My kid blurted out something mean at the dinner table and now she's upset she can't unsay it.

💼 Workplace

1. During the meeting, he made an offensive joke and spent the rest of the day trying to unsay it.
2. She accidentally insulted the client and wished she could unsay her entire comment.

📊 Business

1. The CEO's leaked email forced him to attempt to unsay remarks about the company's future.
2. The merger announcement was premature, and they couldn't unsay what had already been disclosed to investors.

🛒 Buying / Shopping

1. I told the salesman I'd buy the car and now I'm desperately trying to unsay that commitment.
2. She blurted out that the price was too high, and now the vendor won't negotiate—she wishes she could unsay it.

✈️ Travel

1. On the plane, I mentioned my fear of flying to a stranger and spent the whole flight wishing I could unsay it.
2. He told his travel companion he hated the destination, and now the trip is awkward because he can't unsay his opinion.

📚 Education

1. The student said something disrespectful to the teacher and now wants to unsay it before grades are finalized.
2. During class discussion, she made a comment she immediately regretted and couldn't unsay it in front of her peers.

❤️ Relationships

1. He said he didn't love her anymore, and no matter how hard he tried to unsay it, the words had already destroyed everything.
2. She told him about her past, and now she wishes she could unsay the confession that changed how he sees her.

📰 News / Politics

1. The politician's offensive remark went viral before he could unsay it or clarify his position.
2. The leaked recording captured comments the candidate desperately wanted to unsay before the election.

💻 Technology

1. He posted an angry tweet and immediately tried to unsay it by deleting, but screenshots were already everywhere.
2. She sent a message in the group chat that she wanted to unsay, but read receipts meant everyone had already seen it.

📝 Formal Writing

1. The researcher's preliminary findings were published prematurely, and she could not unsay the conclusions in her official report.
2. The contract language was ambiguous, and neither party could unsay what had been legally agreed upon in writing.