unmeet

adj

1. (archaic)Not meet or proper.

   “I haue (purpoſelie) omitted and left out ſome fond & friuolous Ieſtures, digreſſing (and in my poore opinion) farre vnmeete for the matter[…].”

   “[…] O, my father! / Prove you that any man with me convers'd / At hours unmeet, or that I yesternight / Maintain'd the change of words with any creature, / Refuse me, hate me, torture me to death.”

   “Ferdinand himself gazed on her a moment astonished; then with animated courtesy hastily raised her, and playfully chid the movement as unmeet from a hostess to her guests.”

   “Where shall we keep the holiday, / And duly greet the entering May? / Too strait and low our cottage doors, / And all unmeet our carpet floors; […]”

   “I cast my flowers away, Blossoms unmeet for you!”

verb

1. (transitive)To undo the process of meeting.

   “Tell him […] that I wish I could unmeet him because he’s on my brain so much it makes me feel crazy.”

   “But if I could unmeet him somehow, make all this unhappen, I would.”

   “I wish I could unmeet you, unread you, unknow you, unarrange my life around you.”

   “I wish I could unmeet you / Just so we can meet again.”

   “I wish I could roll back time so I could unmeet him, unsleep with him, unknow him, unlove him.”