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unlearnt
niewyuczone
unlearnt [ʌnˈlɜ:nt, Am -ˈlɜ:rnt] VB
unlearnt pt, pp of unlearn
unlearn <-ed, -ed [or Brit unlearnt, unlearnt]> [ʌnˈlɜ:n, Am -ˈlɜ:rn] VB trans
unlearn
oduczać [perf oduczyć] się
unlearn <-ed, -ed [or Brit unlearnt, unlearnt]> [ʌnˈlɜ:n, Am -ˈlɜ:rn] VB trans
unlearn
oduczać [perf oduczyć] się
Present
Iunlearn
youunlearn
he/she/itunlearns
weunlearn
youunlearn
theyunlearn
Past
Iunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
he/she/itunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
weunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
theyunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
Present Perfect
Ihaveunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youhaveunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
he/she/ithasunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
wehaveunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youhaveunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
theyhaveunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
Past Perfect
Ihadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youhadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
he/she/ithadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
wehadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
youhadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
theyhadunlearned / British English a. unlearnt
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Computer experts reportedly took longer, since they had more preconceived expectations to unlearn.
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And that could require technologists to unlearn a great deal of what they think they know.
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In the organizational context, learning how to unlearn is vital because what we assume to be true has merged into our identity.
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She is best known for her work on memory reconsolidation, and on unlearning traumatic memories and addiction.
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Rank was the first to see therapy as a learning and unlearning experience.
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