unlearn

The good news is that I can unlearn it or learn a better model.

After the war, he wondered how you could unlearn either.

After three years, her entire life, she must unlearn that.

He was the youngest and would have least to unlearn.

By the time they get there, bad habits are hard to unlearn.

Tonight seemed to be a night for strong emotions, something he had been trying to unlearn.

"But to unlearn the lessons of the last 25 years is impossible."

"They've learned a hard lesson and are not about to unlearn it quickly."

"That's something else you will have to unlearn, then," the boy said.

I learned that the hard way, trying to stay alive, and it's too late to unlearn it now.

If she were in a novel, she'd have no problems unlearning old habits.

"And we spend the rest of our days unlearning it all.

It's a place to unlearn the rules of perspective, to give distance a little rest.

At times, they may have to unlearn in order to relearn.

"He often said it was really wonderful because I had nothing to unlearn," she recalled.

The difficulty comes in asking adults to unlearn, or become children again.

"So much to unlearn," he said, and spread the paper to look at it.

"There is time for you to unlearn bad habits, and begin to concentrate your power."

The demigod had said that was something else he must unlearn.

You're here to unlearn that ego, and I'm going to do it.

To learn something new now, we'd have to unlearn something else to make room.

Even in ten years, he had not been able to unlearn his instinctive fear of power.

One need not unlearn a language in order to learn a new one.

Furthermore, no matter how long we have dug in the earth there is always something to learn - and sometimes to unlearn.