unban, verb transitive

Origin:: EnglishShow more English, un- prefix expressing reversal + ban (see ban verb).

historical

Usually passive. Of a person or organization: to be released from the restrictions stipulated in a banning order.

1973 Drum 22 Jan. 2She has just been unbanned after being restricted to Orlando in Soweto for 4018 days.

1989 E. Prov. Herald 9 Nov. 1The Congress of South African Students (Cosas) was also unbanned.

to be released from the restrictions stipulated in a banning order.

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