unadvise

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ advise.

Verb

unadvise (third-person singular simple present unadvises, present participle unadvising, simple past and past participle unadvised)

1. (computing, rare) To instruct the system to cease providing internal notifications of some kind.
   • 1998, Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0 Programmer's Guide, page 309:

     The result of the advise method is an advise object called objAdviseTextbox1 that you can use later if you need to unadvise for the event.

   • 2003, Juval Löwy, Programming .NET Components, page 116:

     The code required for advising or unadvising is equally straightforward: […]

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