1. to remove or reverse a charge, especially an electrical charge
Usage: technical
2. to cancel or withdraw an accusation or formal charge
Usage: legal

Examples

• The technician uncharges the capacitor before beginning repairs.
• The device automatically uncharges when disconnected from power.
• The prosecutor uncharges the defendant due to lack of evidence.
• The court uncharges the case after new testimony emerges.
• Safety protocols require workers to uncharge all equipment before maintenance.