adjective
- not fixed in place; loose or movable
- not having gone below the horizon
Usage: used of the sun or moon
verb
- to reverse a previous setting or configuration
Usage: computing; technical
Examples
- The gemstone was unset from its mounting.
- The concrete remained unset after several hours.
- The unset sun cast long shadows across the field.
- You need to unset that variable before running the program.
- The jeweler carefully removed the unset diamonds.
- Make sure to unset the alarm before leaving.
- The unset moon was still visible in the morning sky.