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unfriend

[uhn-frend] / ʌnˈfrɛnd /
VERB
remove from your friends on social media
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Example Sentences

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“One of them is ‘Malört: When you need to unfriend someone in person,’” he laughs.

From Seattle Times

Unfriend: I’m not even sure how to answer this, because I just can’t see someone you already don’t interact with much even noticing they’ve been unfriended, and getting exercised over it, and actually saying something about it.

From Washington Post

Nevertheless — acting on your impulse to lash out then unfriend your niece does not serve anyone well.

From Washington Post

"Now I'm getting people on my Facebook saying I'm being like obj Daddy and I'm not I'm stating facts on football and what we see he's limping he's scared to throw the ball and they know he's hurt they going to keep listening but if people don't like what I'm saying unfriend me I'm not jeopardizing nothing I got a right to speak I ain't posting no videos have a good day go Browns hopefully," Kareem Hunt Sr. wrote.

From Fox News

The ease with which social media users can unfriend those with whom they disagree pushes people into homogeneous communities, often referred to as echo chambers.

From Scientific American