unpreach
/(ˌ)ʌnˈpriːtʃ/verb
[with object] To recant, take back (something one has preached).
Origin
Early 17th century. From un- + preach.
- unseeingly
- unseemliness
- unseemly
- unseen
- unsegmented
- unsegregated
- unselect
- unselected
- unselective
- unselfconscious
- unselfconsciously
- unselfconsciousness
- unselfish
- unselfishly
- unselfishness
- unsellable
- unsensational
- unsensationally
- unsentimental
- unsentimentally
- unseparated
- Unser
- unserious
- unserved
- unserviceability