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unban

verb

Etymology

From un- + ban.

  1. derived from баян — “rich man”
  2. formed as unban — “un- + ban”

Definitions

  1. To lift a ban against.

    • De Klerk was not acting totally unilaterally and independently when he announced the decision to unban previously banned parties like the ANC […]
    • ChanServ can unban you from your channel when someone has banned you […]

  2. The removal of a ban.

    • As a matter of fact, I have unbanned you several times, and let an unban that I did not agree with stand.
    • I'm not asking for an unban..even when that would happen I wouldn't enter...I dont feel the need to after the hostile approach of my being there.
    • I'm not asking necessarily for an unban on myself, just a peek into your common sense and an unban on saravo connecting from nether.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA