unset adjective. [ʌn'sɛt] LME.
[from UN-¹ + SET verb¹.]
1. Not set, arranged, or put in position; spec. (a) (of a time or place) not prearranged; (b) (of a jewel) not placed in a setting, unmounted. LME.

2. a. Not placed in the ground to grow; not planted. Formerly also, not transplanted. LME.
b. Not provided with plants. L16.

3. Not assigned or allocated (to a person); unlet. L15.

■ unsetting adjective (a) rare unseemly, unfitting; (b) (chiefly poet.) not going beneath the horizon, not setting: M16.

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unset verb trans. [ʌn'sɛt] Infl. -tt-. Pa. t. & pple unset. E17.
[from UN-² + SET verb¹.]
Put out of place or position; undo or cancel the setting of (anything).

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