unsay in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Unsay: to take back or retract something previously said, especially in the context of regrettable or hurtful remarks.

It’s impossible to unsay the hurtful words I spoke in anger.
After realizing her mistake, she wished she could unsay her harsh criticism.
No matter how much I regret it, I can't unsay what I told him that day.
In the heat of the moment, we often say things we wish we could unsay later.
He tried to unsay his previous statement, but the damage was already done.