Definition of unteach in English:

unteach

verbuntaughtʌnˈtiːtʃˌənˈtēCH

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to forget something learned previously.
I'll have a problem unteaching them but you don't know anything so you have nothing to unlearn
Example sentencesExamples
- By watching snakes, Polyidus goes on to divine a way to bring the boy back to life, teaches him his mantic art, and then, as he is leaving Crete, unteaches him by getting him to spit into his mouth.
- I would have to have untaught myself to have learned what I have learned.
- He untaught her all that her mother tried to teach.
1. 1.1 Remove (something previously known or taught) from a person's mind.
  once the idea takes hold, it's impossible to unteach it
  Example sentencesExamples
  The claim is that in use, The Putting Arc will quickly teach correct body movements, while at the same time ‘unteaching’ ingrained bad ones.
  The unexpected failure to find WMD, coupled with exaggerated but real post-war difficulties, have caused enough erosion of public domestic support for our efforts to ‘unteach’ the lessons of our victory.
  If Christ had been incarnated as a woman, these lessons would have been untaught.
  ‘Much effort will be given to unteaching that which is not true,’ he wrote acerbically.
  When folly is once taught, it is very difficult to unteach it.

Definition of unteach in US English:

unteach

verbˌənˈtēCH

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to forget something learned previously.
I'll have a problem unteaching them but you don't know anything so you have nothing to unlearn
Example sentencesExamples
- I would have to have untaught myself to have learned what I have learned.
- He untaught her all that her mother tried to teach.
- By watching snakes, Polyidus goes on to divine a way to bring the boy back to life, teaches him his mantic art, and then, as he is leaving Crete, unteaches him by getting him to spit into his mouth.
1. 1.1 Remove (something previously known or taught) from a person's mind.
  once the idea takes hold, it's impossible to unteach it
  Example sentencesExamples
  The claim is that in use, The Putting Arc will quickly teach correct body movements, while at the same time ‘unteaching’ ingrained bad ones.
  The unexpected failure to find WMD, coupled with exaggerated but real post-war difficulties, have caused enough erosion of public domestic support for our efforts to ‘unteach’ the lessons of our victory.
  ‘Much effort will be given to unteaching that which is not true,’ he wrote acerbically.
  If Christ had been incarnated as a woman, these lessons would have been untaught.
  When folly is once taught, it is very difficult to unteach it.

单词	unteach
释义	Definition of unteach in English: unteach verbuntaughtʌnˈtiːtʃˌənˈtēCH [with object] 1Cause (someone) to forget something learned previously. I'll have a problem unteaching them but you don't know anything so you have nothing to unlearn Example sentencesExamples By watching snakes, Polyidus goes on to divine a way to bring the boy back to life, teaches him his mantic art, and then, as he is leaving Crete, unteaches him by getting him to spit into his mouth. I would have to have untaught myself to have learned what I have learned. He untaught her all that her mother tried to teach. 1.1 Remove (something previously known or taught) from a person's mind. once the idea takes hold, it's impossible to unteach it Example sentencesExamples The claim is that in use, The Putting Arc will quickly teach correct body movements, while at the same time ‘unteaching’ ingrained bad ones. The unexpected failure to find WMD, coupled with exaggerated but real post-war difficulties, have caused enough erosion of public domestic support for our efforts to ‘unteach’ the lessons of our victory. If Christ had been incarnated as a woman, these lessons would have been untaught. ‘Much effort will be given to unteaching that which is not true,’ he wrote acerbically. When folly is once taught, it is very difficult to unteach it. Definition of unteach in US English: unteach verbˌənˈtēCH [with object] 1Cause (someone) to forget something learned previously. I'll have a problem unteaching them but you don't know anything so you have nothing to unlearn Example sentencesExamples I would have to have untaught myself to have learned what I have learned. He untaught her all that her mother tried to teach. By watching snakes, Polyidus goes on to divine a way to bring the boy back to life, teaches him his mantic art, and then, as he is leaving Crete, unteaches him by getting him to spit into his mouth. 1.1 Remove (something previously known or taught) from a person's mind. once the idea takes hold, it's impossible to unteach it Example sentencesExamples The claim is that in use, The Putting Arc will quickly teach correct body movements, while at the same time ‘unteaching’ ingrained bad ones. The unexpected failure to find WMD, coupled with exaggerated but real post-war difficulties, have caused enough erosion of public domestic support for our efforts to ‘unteach’ the lessons of our victory. ‘Much effort will be given to unteaching that which is not true,’ he wrote acerbically. If Christ had been incarnated as a woman, these lessons would have been untaught. When folly is once taught, it is very difficult to unteach it.
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