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unteach
/ ʌnˈtiːtʃ /
verb
- to cause to disbelieve (teaching)
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Example Sentences
“It’s exactly what I try to unteach physicians,” she said.
From New York Times
We can’t unteach every poisonous idea that lodges itself in a man’s head before he opens fire.
From Washington Post
"You are not born a racist, it's taught by your parents, your environment, school. We want to unteach it, to use the same institutions reproducing stereotypes to turn them around."
From BBC
I don't know how to unteach him that - I don't even know if I should.
From BBC
“It’s easier to teach people than to unteach them,” he said.
From Salon
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