unstate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To unstate means to revoke or retract a previously stated position, claim, or regulation.

The council decided to unstate the previous regulations in light of new evidence.
In a surprising turn of events, the spokesperson announced they would unstate their earlier claims.
To promote transparency, the organization chose to unstate its initial position on the matter.
After further deliberation, the committee resolved to unstate the controversial decision made last month.
The lawyer argued that it was necessary to unstate any misleading information presented during the trial.