deselect

/ˌdiːsɪˈlɛkt/
verb
  1. To remove a mark or highlight from something that was previously chosen, especially on a computer or electronic device.
    • Click the icon again to deselect it.
    • If you change your mind, you can deselect the option before saving.
    • She had to deselect the wrong answer before picking the correct one.
  2. To choose not to include someone or something in a group or activity; to remove from a selection.
    • The committee voted to deselect the proposal from the agenda.
    • He was disappointed to be deselected for the scholarship program.
    • The coach decided to deselect two players from the team roster.
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