uncharge
/ʌnˈtʃɑːrdʒ/
verb
- To remove an electrical charge from something.
- The technician uncharted the device to make it safe to handle.
- Static electricity can be reduced if you uncharge the surface with a special tool.
- You should uncharge the battery before storing it for a long time.
- To remove a financial charge or fee from an account or bill.
- The store will uncharge the shipping cost if you return the item.
- Please uncharge my account for the duplicate payment.
- The hotel agreed to uncharge the extra fee after the mistake.
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