Unfavorited

The past tense or past participle of the verb 'unfavorite,' meaning to remove something from a list of items that have been marked as a favorite or preferred. This action signifies a deliberate decision to no longer prioritize or highlight an item, whether on a social media platform, in a digital library, or any other system that utilizes a favoriting mechanism. It implies a shift in preference, judgment, or relevance of the item in question. The item is no longer considered a priority by the user.

Unfavorited meaning with examples

• After re-evaluating her reading list, Sarah unfavorited several books on her e-reader. She realized they didn't align with her current interests and were taking up space. The books were no longer a priority for her, representing a past preference.
• He unfavorited the old band's music video from his YouTube playlist because the memories of his ex-girlfriend were too attached to the songs. It was a way to move on.
• The social media user unfavorited the post after discovering the information it contained was inaccurate. He wanted to signal his disapproval and avoid spreading misinformation to his followers.
• She unfavorited the product listing after finding a better deal elsewhere. She was no longer going to consider that listing when she decided to purchase.